Mstislaw
Mstislaw (Cyrillic Мстисла́в) is a Slavic male given name. It means "glorious avenger".
Well-known namesake:
Ruler
- Mistislaw (before 968 – after 1018), velvet ruler of the Abodrites in Mecklenburg
- Mstislav von Tschernigow (983-1036), Prince of Tmutorokan and Tschernigow
- Mstislav Isjaslavich (1054-1076), Prince of Novgorod
- Mstislav I (Russia) the Great (1076–1132), Grand Duke of Kiev
- Mstislav Jurjewitsch († 1162), Prince of Novgorod
- Mstislaw II (Russia) († 1170), Grand Duke of Kiev
- Mstislav Rostislavich († 1180), Prince of Novgorod
- Mstislaw III. († 1223), Grand Duke of Kiev
- Mstislaw Mstislawitsch (~ 1180–1228), Grand Duke of Galicia
- Mstislav Danylowitsch († after 1300), Prince of Lutsk and Volhynia
More name bearers
- Mstislav Valerianowitsch Dobuschinski (1875–1957), Russian painter
- Mstislav Vsevolodowitsch Keldysch (1911–1978), Russian scientist
- Mstislaw Leopoldowitsch Rostropowitsch (1927–2007), Russian cellist and conductor
- Mstyslaw (1898–1993), Ukrainian church leader
See also
- Mstislavl , Russian name of the Belarusian city of Mszislau