Vasily Mikhailovich of Kashin

Vasily Mikhailovich (1304–1368), known as Vasily of Kashin, was the youngest son of Mikhail of Tver and Anna of Kashin. In 1319 he received Kashin as an appanage, and after the anti-Tatar uprising of 1327 he fled Tver for Ladoga.

In 1346 the khan Jani Beg granted the Tver patent to his nephew Vsevolod, but in 1349 Vsevolod surrendered the throne and Vasily became prince of Tver. He spent his reign feuding with his nephews and warring with Lithuania, and died at Kashin in July 1368.