Vasily Alexandrovich of Bryansk

Vasily Alexandrovich (died 1314) was prince of Bryansk, traditionally held to be a son of Alexander Glebovich of Smolensk. In 1309 his uncle Sviatoslav Glebovich, formerly of Mozhaysk, expelled him and took Bryansk.

In 1310 Vasily returned with a Golden Horde detachment and stormed the town; the Bryansk regiment fought reluctantly and Sviatoslav was killed. That same year he and his Tatars overran Karachev and killed its prince. He died in 1314, and his brother Dmitry eventually succeeded at Bryansk.