Cadaamp is one of the twelve Zodiacal Kings of Liber Scientiae, Auxilii et Victoriae Terrestris, John Dee's register of the angelic sessions he worked with Edward Kelley in 1584 and 1585. Twelve Kings, each tied to a tribe of Israel, share the ninety-one Parts of the Earth, the Enochian Governors, among them. Cadaamp governs the tribe of Benjamin and holds four Parts, one of the smaller shares.
Cadaamp's four Parts are Gedoons, the second Part of LOE, the twelfth Aethyr, assigned to India; Abriond, the second Part of POP, the nineteenth, assigned to Celtica, the Celtic portion of Gaul; Toantom, the second Part of ASP, the twenty-first, assigned to Phenices, Phoenicia; and Nigrana, the second Part of DES, the twenty-sixth, assigned to Hispania, Spain. The four span a wide geography, from South Asia to the Iberian peninsula, typical of how the twelve Kings' portfolios were assembled without regard to real-world proximity.
The zodiac sign now attached to Cadaamp, as for every King, is a modern reconstruction over the tribe of Benjamin, since Dee's manuscript assigns no sign and gives no method for deriving one, and rival reconstructions disagree. Cadaamp is distinct from the seven Kings of the Heptarchia, the unrelated weekday system of De Heptarchia Mystica.