Yury of Moscow

Yury Danilovich (1281–21 November 1325), eldest son of Daniel of Moscow, ruled Moscow from 1303 and contested Vladimir's grand princely throne with his uncle Mikhail of Tver. After submitting to Tver, Yury went to the Horde, married Uzbeg Khan's sister Konchaka and won the khan's favour.

When Konchaka died in Tverite captivity he accused Mikhail of poisoning her; the khan executed Mikhail in 1318 and made Yury grand prince. Mikhail's son Dmitry seized the title in 1322 and slew him at Sarai in 1325.