Fyodor of Kiev

Fyodor (Teodoras; fl. 14th century) was the Orthodox prince of Kiev under Lithuanian overlordship. In the early 1320s Grand Duke Gediminas of Lithuania defeated Stanislav of Kiev on the Irpen River and brought the city under his control.

In 1331 Fyodor stopped Archbishop Vasily Kalika of Novgorod outside Kiev alongside a Tatar tax collector, showing that the city still paid tribute to the Golden Horde.

A property list of Metropolitan Theognostus, compiled in 1331, names a Fyodor as a brother of Gediminas; modern historians identify him with the prince of Kiev. After the Lithuanian victory at the Battle of Blue Waters in 1362, he was replaced by Vladimir, son of Algirdas.