Editing Grand Prince of Kiev (section)

==Grand princes of Kiev==

{|class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Name
! House
! Lifespan
! Ruled from
! Ruled until
! Notes
|-
| [[Yaroslav the Wise]] 
| Volodimerovichi{{sfn|Halperin|2022|p=viii}}
| 978–1054
| 1019
| 1054
| son of Vladimir the Great, jointly with [[Mstislav of Chernigov|Mstislav]] in 1024–36.<br />First widely attested ''velikiy knyaz'' ("grand prince") in virtually all contemporary sources.{{sfn|Dimnik|2004|p=264–265, 306}}
|-
| [[Iziaslav I of Kiev|Iziaslav I]]{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=32}} 
| Volodimerovichi{{sfn|Halperin|2022|p=viii}}
| 1024–1078
| 1054
| 1073{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=32}}
| son of Yaroslav, first time (in 1068/69 lost state power to [[Vseslav of Polotsk|Polotsk princes]])
|-
| [[Sviatoslav II of Kiev|Sviatoslav II]]{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=32}}
| Volodimerovichi{{sfn|Halperin|2022|p=viii}}
| 1027–1076
| 1073{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=32}}
| 1076{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=32}}
| son of Yaroslav
|-
|[[Vsevolod I of Kiev|Vsevolod I]]
|
Volodimerovichi{{sfn|Halperin|2022|p=viii}}
| 1030-1093
| 1076
| 1077
| son of Yaroslav, first time
|-
| [[Iziaslav I of Kiev|Iziaslav I]]{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=32}}
| Volodimerovichi{{sfn|Halperin|2022|p=viii}}
| 1024–1078
| 1077{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=32}}
| 1078
| second time,{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=32}} in 1075 [[Pope Gregory VII]] sent him a crown from Rome
|-
|[[Vsevolod I of Kiev|Vsevolod I]]
| Volodimerovichi{{sfn|Halperin|2022|p=viii}}
| 1030–1093
| 1078
| 1093
| second time
|-
| [[Sviatopolk II of Kiev|Sviatopolk II]]
| Iziaslavichi
| 1050–1113
| 1093
| 1113
| son of Iziaslav I
|-
| [[Vladimir II Monomakh]]
| Monomakhovychi
| 1053–1125
| 1113
| 1125
| son of Vsevolod I
|-
| [[Mstislav I of Kiev]]{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=102}}
| Monomakhovychi
| 1076–1132
| 1125{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=102}}
| 1132{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=102}}
| son of Vladimir II
|-
| [[Yaropolk II of Kiev|Yaropolk II]]{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=xvii, 102}}
| Monomakhovychi
| 1082–1139
| 1132{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=102}}
| 1139{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=xvii}}
| brother of Mstislav I
|-
| [[Viacheslav I of Kiev|Viacheslav I]]
| Monomakhovychi
| 1083–1154
| 1139
| 1139
| brother of Yaropolk II (first time) 
|-
| [[Vsevolod II of Kiev|Vsevolod II]]{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=xvii}}
| Olgovichi
| ?–1146
| 1139{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=xvii}}
| 1146
| son of [[Oleg I of Chernigov|Oleh Svyatoslavich]]
|-
| [[Igor II of Kiev|Igor II]]
| Olgovichi
| ?–1147
| 1146
| 1146
| brother of Vsevolod II
|-
| [[Iziaslav II of Kiev|Iziaslav II]]
| Iziaslavichi (Monomakh)
| 1097–1154
| 1146
| 1149
| son of Mstislav I (first time)
|-
| [[Yuri Dolgorukiy]]
| Yurievichi (Monomakh)
| 1099–1157
| 1149
| 1151
| (first time)
|-
| [[Viacheslav I of Kiev|Viacheslav I]]
| Monomakhovychi
| 1083–1154
| rowspan=2|1151||rowspan=2|1154||(second time) jointly
|-
| [[Iziaslav II of Kiev|Iziaslav II]]
| Iziaslavichi
| 1097–1154
| (second time) jointly
|-
| [[Rostislav I of Kiev|Rostislav I]]
| Rostislavichi (Monomakh)
| 1110–1167
| 1154
| 1154
| brother of Iziaslav II (first time)
|-
| [[Iziaslav III of Kiev|Iziaslav III]]
| Olgovichi
| ?–1162
| 1154
| 1155
| (first time)
|-
| [[Yuri Dolgorukiy|Yuri I Dolgorukiy]]{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=xvii}}
| Yurievichi
| 1099–1157
| 1155{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=xvii}}
| 1157{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=xvii}}
| (second time)
|-
| [[Iziaslav III of Kiev|Iziaslav III]]
| Olgovichi
| ?–1162
| 1157
| 1158
| (second time)
|-
| [[Rostislav I of Kiev|Rostislav I]]{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=xvii}}
| Rostislavichi
| 1110–1167
| 1158{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=xvii}}
| 1167{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=xvii}}
| (second time) jointly with Iziaslav III in 1162
|-
| [[Mstislav II of Kiev|Mstislav II]]
| Iziaslavichi
| ?–1172
| 1167
| 1169
| son of Iziaslav II (first time)
|-
| [[Gleb of Kursk|Gleb]]{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=xvii}}
| Yurievichi
| ?–1171
| 1169{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=xvii}}
| 1169
| son of Yuri Dolgorukiy (first time)
|-
| [[Mstislav II of Kiev|Mstislav II]]
| Iziaslavichi
| ?–1172
| 1170
| 1170
| (second time)
|-
| [[Gleb of Kursk|Gleb]]
| Yurievichi
| ?–1171
| 1170
| 1171
| (second time)
|-
| [[Vladimir III Mstislavich]]
| Monomakhovychi
| 1132–1171
| 1171
| 1171
| son of Mstislav I the Great. Reigned 5 February – 10 May 1171.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Літопис Руський. Роки 1169 — 1174. |trans-title=Rus' Chronicle. Years 1169–1174. |last=Makhnovets |first=Leonid |work=litopys.org.ua |date=1984 |access-date=4 June 2024 |url= http://litopys.org.ua/litop/lit19.htm |language=uk}}</ref>{{rp|306–307}}
|-
| [[Mikhail of Vladimir|Michael I]]
| Yurievichi
| ?–1176
| 1171
| 1171
| half-brother of Gleb
|-
| [[Roman of Kiev|Roman I]]
| Rostislavichi
| ?–1180
| 1171
| 1173
| son of Rostislav I (first time)
|-
| [[Vsevolod the Big Nest|Vsevolod III the Big Nest]]
| Yurievichi
| 1154–1212
| 1173
| 1173||brother of Michael I
|-
| [[Rurik Rostislavich]]
| Rostislavichi
| ?–1215
| 1173
| 1173
| brother of Roman I (first time)
|-
| [[Sviatoslav III of Kiev|Sviatoslav III]]
| Olgovichi
| ?–1194
| 1174
| 1174
| son of Vsevolod II (first time)
|-
| [[Yaroslav II of Kiev|Yaroslav II]]
| Iziaslavichi
| ?–1180
| 1174
| 1175
| son of Iziaslav II (first time)
|-
| [[Roman of Kiev|Roman I]]
| Rostislavichi
| ?–1180
| 1175
| 1177
| (second time)
|-
| [[Sviatoslav III of Kiev|Sviatoslav III]]{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=xvii}}
| Olgovichi
| ?–1194
| 1177{{sfn|Martin|2004|p=xvii}}
| 1180
| (second time)
|-
| [[Yaroslav II of Kiev|Yaroslav II]]
| Iziaslavichi 
| ?–1180
| 1180
| 1180
| (second time)
|-
| [[Rurik Rostislavich]]
| Rostislavichi
| ?–1215
| 1180
| 1182
| (second time)
|-
| [[Sviatoslav III of Kiev|Sviatoslav III]]
| Olgovichi
| ?–1194
| 1182
| 1194
| (third time)
|-
| [[Rurik Rostislavich]]
| Rostislavichi 
| ?–1215
| 1194
| 1202
| (third time)
|-
| [[Igor of Lutsk|Igor III]]
| Iziaslavichi
| ?–?
| 1202
| 1202
| son of Yaroslav II (first time)
|-
| [[Rurik Rostislavich]]
| Rostislavichi
| ?–1215
| rowspan=3|1203
| rowspan=3|1206
| jointly (fourth time)
|-
| [[Roman the Great|Roman II the Great]]
| Romanovichi (Iziaslavichi) 
| 1160–1205
| son of Mstislav II, jointly (1203–05)
|-
| [[Rostislav II of Kiev|Rostislav II]]
| Rostislavichi
| 1173–1214
| son of Rurik Rostislavich, jointly (1204–06)
|-
| [[Vsevolod IV of Kiev|Vsevolod IV the Red]]
| Olgovichi
| ?–1212
| 1206
| 1207
| son of Sviatoslav III (first time)
|-
| [[Rurik Rostislavich]]
| Rostislavichi 
| ?–1215
| 1207
| 1210
| (fifth time)
|-
| [[Vsevolod IV of Kiev|Vsevolod IV the Red]]
| Olgovichi
| ?–1212
| 1210
| 1212
| (second time)
|-
| [[Igor of Lutsk|Igor III]]
| Iziaslavichi
| ?–?
| 1212
| 1214
| (second time)
|-
| [[Mstislav III of Kiev|Mstislav III]]
| Rostislavichi
| ?–1223
| 1214
| 1223
| son of Roman I
|-
| [[Vladimir IV of Kiev|Vladimir IV]]
| Rostislavichi
| 1187–1239
| 1223
| 1235
| brother of Rostislav II
|-
| [[Iziaslav IV of Kiev|Iziaslav IV]]
| Olgovichi or<br>Rostislavichi
| 1186–?
| 1235
| 1236
| son of Vladimir Igorevich or Mstislav
|-
| [[Yaroslav II of Vladimir|Yaroslav III]]
| Yurievichi
| 1191–1246
| 1236
| 1238
| son of Vsevolod the Big Nest (first time)
|-
| [[Michael of Chernigov|Michael II]]
| Olgovichi 
| 1185–1246
| 1238
| 1239
| son of Vsevolod IV (first time)
|-
| [[Daniel of Galicia]]
| Romanovichi
| 1201–1264
| 1239
| 1240
| son of [[Roman the Great]]<br />appointed [[Voivode Dmytro]] as his governor, while residing in [[Halych]]
|-
|}

=== Overview of princely branches of Kiev (1019–1169) ===
{{Princely branches of Kiev 1019 to 1169}}