Roman Glebovich

Roman Glebovich (died after 1301) was a Rurikid prince of the Smolensk line, the younger son of Gleb Rostislavich, prince of Smolensk. From 1281 he held the appanage of Mstislavl, and he was prince of Novgorod. In 1293 he led Novgorodians against a fortress the Swedes had built in Karelian land, but a thaw and lack of fodder for the horses forced a retreat.

In 1300 he and his elder brother Alexander of Smolensk besieged Dorogobuzh, where their cousin Andrei Mikhailovich of Vyazma defeated them. He is last mentioned alive after 1301, and his son Dmitry later held Bryansk.