List of the princes of Novgorod

The list of princes of Novgorod shows the princes in the principality of Novgorod (around 860–1136) and the rulers in the republic of Novgorod (1136–1480).

Legendary princes

Igor (912-945)
Svyatoslav (945-969)
Vladimir the Great (969–977), son of Svyatoslav
Jaropolk (977–979), son of Svyatoslav
Vladimir (979-988)
Vysheslav (988-1010), son of Vladimir
Yaroslav the Wise (1010-1034), son of Vladimir
Ilya , son of Yaroslav (before 1034)
Vladimir (1034–1052), son of Yaroslav
Isjaslaw I (1052-1054), son of Yaroslav
Mstislaw (1055-1067), son of Isjaslav
Gleb (1067, 1069-1073, 1073-1078), son of Svyatoslav
Svjatopolk (1078-1088), son of Isjaslav
Mstislaw (1088-1094), son of Vladimir Monomakh
Davyd (1094-1095), son of Svyatoslav
Mstislaw (1095-1117)
Vsevolod (1117–1132), son of Mstislav
Svyatopolk (1132), son of Mstislav
Vsevolod (1132–1136)

Svyatoslav (1136–1138), son of Oleg
Svyatopolk (1138)
Rostislaw (1138–1140), son of Juri
Svyatoslav (1140–1141)
Svyatoslav (1141), son of Vsevolod of Kiev
Rostislaw (1141–1142)
Svyatopolk (1142–1148)
Jaroslaw (1148–1154), son of Isjaslaw
Rostislav (1154)
Davyd (1154–1155), son of Rostislav
Mstislaw (1155–1158), son of Jurij
Swjatoslaw (1158–1160), son of Rostislaw
Mstislaw (1160–1161)
Svyatoslav (1161–1168)
Roman (1168–1170), son of Mstislaw
Rjurik (1170–1171), son of Rostislaw
Juri Bogoljubski (1171–1175), son of Andrei
Svyatoslav (1175), son of Mstislav
Mstislaw (1175–1176), son of Rostislaw
Jaroslaw (1176–1177), son of Mstislaw
Mstislaw (1177-1178)
Jaropolk (1178), son of Roatislaw
Roman (1178–1179), son of Rostislaw
Mstislaw (1179–1180), son of Rostislaw
Vladimir (1180–1181), son of Svyatoslav
Yaroslav (1182–1184), son of Vladimir
Mstislaw (1184–1187), son of Dawyd
Yaroslav (1187-1196)
Jaropolk (1197), son of Jaroslaw
Yaroslav (1197–1199)

Svyatoslav (1200–1205), son of Vsevolod
Constantine (1205–1207), son of Vsevolod
Svyatoslav (1207-1210)
Mstislaw (1210–1215), son of Mstislaw
Yaroslav (1215–1216), son of Vsevolod
Mstislaw (1216-1218)
Svyatoslaw (1218–1219), son of Mstislaw
Vsevolod (1219–1221), son of Mstislav
Vsevolod (1221), son of Yuri
Yaroslav (1221-1223)
Vsevolod (1223-1224)
Michail (1224–1226), son of Vsevolod
Yaroslav (1226-1228)
Fyodor (1228–1229), son of Yaroslav
Alexander Newski (1228–1229), son of Yaroslav
Mikhail (1229)
Rostislaw (1229–1230), son of Mikhail
Yaroslav (1230-1236)
Alexander Nevsky (1236-1240)
- Incursion of the Golden Horde in 1240

Alexander Newski (1241–1252)
Wasilij (1252–1255), son of Alexander
Jaroslaw (1255), son of Jaroslaw
Wasilij (1255-1257)
Alexander Newski (1257–1259)
Dmitrij (1259–1263), son of Alexander
Yaroslav (1264-1272)
Dmitrij (1272-1273)
Wassili (1273–1276), son of Jaroslaw
Dmitri (1276-1280)
Andrej (1281–1285), son of Alexander
Dmitri (1285-1292)
Andrej (1292-1304)
Michail (1308-1314), son of Yaroslav
Afanasij (1314–1315), son of Daniel
Mikhail (1315-1316)
Afanasij (1318-1322)
Jurij (1322–1325), son of Daniel
Alexander (1325-1327), son of Mikhail
Ivan Kalita (1328-1337)
Simeon (1346–1353), son of Ivan
Iwan (1355–1359), son of Iwan
Dmitri (1359–1363), son of Constantine
Dmitri Donskoi (1363–1389), Grand Duke of Moscow, son of Ivan

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