Editing Grand Prince of Kiev (section)

== Princes of Kiev after the Mongol conquest of Kiev ==
Due to the [[Mongol invasion of Kievan Rus']] 1240, Michael of Chernigov left Kiev to seek military assistance from King [[Béla IV of Hungary]]. During that time, Prince Rostislav of Smolensk occupied Kiev, but was captured the same year by [[Daniel of Galicia]] who placed his voivode Dmytro to govern Kiev on his behalf while he resided in [[Halych]]. Being unsuccessful in Hungary, Michael visited [[Konrad I of Masovia]]. Receiving no results in Poland, he eventually asked Daniel of Galicia for asylum due to the Mongol invasion. Since the 14th century, the principality of Kiev started to fall under the influence of [[Grand Duchy of Lithuania]]. In 1299, the [[Metropolitan of Kiev|Metropolitan of]] Kiev [[Maximus, Metropolitan of all Rus|Maximus]] moved his metropolitan see from Kiev to [[Vladimir-on-Klyazma]]. In 1321, after the [[battle on the Irpin River]], [[Gediminas]] installed Mindgaugas, one of his subjects from the house of [[Olshanski]], a descendant of the family of [[Vseslav of Polotsk]] that was exiled to the [[Byzantine Empire]]. In 1331, Kiev was once again taken by a member of the Siverski house (Olgovichi branch), the prince of Putivl. After Grand Duke [[Algirdas]] defeated the Golden Horde at the [[Battle of Blue Waters]] in 1362, he incorporated Kiev and its surrounding areas into the [[Grand Duchy of Lithuania]].

{|class="wikitable"
|-
! Name
! House
! Lifespan
! Ruled from
! Ruled until
! Notes
|-
|[[Michael of Chernigov|Michael II]]||Svyatoslavichi (Olgovichi)||1185–1246||1241||1243||(second time)
|-
|[[Yaroslav II of Vladimir|Yaroslav III]]||Yurievichi (Monomakh)||1191–1246||1243||1246||(second time)
|-
|[[Alexander Nevsky]]||Vladimirsky (Monomakh)||1220–1263 ||1246||1263||son of Yaroslav III
|-
|[[Yaroslav of Tver|Yaroslav IV]]||Vladimirsky (Monomakh)||1230–1271||1263||1271||brother of Alexander
|-
|[[Lev I of Galicia|Lev]]||Galicia (Monomakh)||1228–1301||1271||1301||son of Daniel
|-
|[[Iziaslav IV Vladimirovich]]||Siverski (Olgovichi)||?–?||1301||?||
|-
|[[Stanislav of Kiev|Stanislav Ivanovich]]||Siverski (Olgovichi)||1228–1301||?||1321||
|-
| Mindaugas Holshanski
| [[Alšėniškiai]]
| ?–?
| 1321
| 1324
| son of Holsha Romanovich
|-
| Algimantas-Michael
| [[Alšėniškiai]] 
| ?–?
| 1324
| 1331<ref>{{cite web|url=http://izbornyk.org.ua/dynasty/dyn40.htm|title=Розділ 4.1. Леонтій Войтович. Князівські династії Східної Європи.|website=izbornyk.org.ua|access-date=12 April 2018}}</ref>||son of Mindaugas
|-
|[[Fiodor of Kiev|Fyodor]] (Teodoras)||Siverski (Olgovichi)||?–?||1331||1362||son of Ivan
|-
| [[Vladimiras Algirdaitis|Vladimir V Algirdaitis]]
| [[Gediminids]]
| ?–?
| 1362
| 1394
| son of Algirdas
|-
| [[Skirgaila]]
| [[Gediminids]]
| 1354–1397
| 1395
| 1397
| son of Algirdas
|-
| [[Ivan Olshansky]] 
| [[Alšėniškiai]] 
| ?–?
| 1397
| c. 1402
| son of Algimantas (in 1404–11 Jurgis Gedgaudas as voivode)
|-
| Andrew
| [[Alšėniškiai]] 
| ?–?
| c. 1412
| c. 1422
| son of Ivan
|-
| Michael IV
| [[Alšėniškiai]] 
| ?–1433
| c. 1422
| c. 1432
| son of Ivan
|-
| Michael V Boloban
| [[Alšėniškiai]] 
| ?–1435
| c. 1433
| c. 1435
| son of Simonas
|-
| [[Švitrigaila|Boleslav (Švitrigaila)]]
| [[Gediminids]]
| 1370–1452
| 1432
| 1440
| son of Algirdas
|-
| Alexander-Olelko
| [[Olelkovich]]
| ?–1454
| 1443
| 1454
| son of Vladimir
|-
| [[Simeon Olelkovich]]
| [[Olelkovich]]
| 1418–1470
| 1454
| 1470
| son of Alexander
|}