Yaroslav II of Kiev

Yaroslav II Iziaslavich (c. 1133–1180), son of Iziaslav II and brother of Mstislav II, held Novgorod from 1148 until its citizens expelled him in 1154, then Lutsk. In 1155 he made peace with Dolgorukiy, keeping Lutsk but renouncing Kiev.

After Bogolyubsky's murder he was maneuvered onto the Kievan throne in 1174, backed by the Rostislavichi, but Sviatoslav of Chernigov drove him to Volhynia. He briefly held Kiev again before dying in 1180; his son Ingvar became grand prince of Kiev.