Ivan II Smilets of Bulgaria

Ivan II Smilets (born c. 1290, died before 1330) reigned as tsar of Bulgaria from 1298 to 1299. A child when he succeeded his father Smilets at Tarnovo, he ruled under the regency of his mother Smiltsena, who defeated the claims of Smilets' brothers.

In 1299 the Mongol prince Chaka seized Tarnovo, and Ivan fled into exile, eventually settling in Byzantium. He became a monk as Joasaph and died in exile before 1330.