Ivan Ivanovich of Putivl

Ivan Ivanovich was a Rurikid prince of Putivl, the son of Ivan Romanovich and a great-grandson of Igor Sviatoslavich, hero of the Tale of Igor's Campaign. The Vvedensky Synodikon calls him a passion-bearer killed by the Tatars for the Christian faith.

One scholar places his death in the Mongol invasion of 1239, earlier than the usual dating of his life to the late thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries. He is regarded as father of Vladimir-Ivan, prince of Kyiv, Andrei of Ovruch, and possibly Stanislav.