Dmitry Romanovich, Prince of Bryansk

Dmitry Romanovich (c. 1290–after 1352), a Rurikid prince, ruled Bryansk from about 1314. In 1333 he marched with Tatar forces against Smolensk, but sabotaged the campaign and made peace with its prince, whereupon Moscow's Ivan Kalita had him replaced by Gleb Sviatoslavich.

After the Bryansk veche killed Gleb in 1340, Dmitry regained his throne and in 1341 married his daughter Fedosia to Ivan II of Moscow. Around 1352 he was deposed again and is said to have died of plague soon after.