Mikhail Vladimirovich of Pinsk

Mikhail Vladimirovich, called Mikhail of Pinsk, was a Rurikid prince of the Turov Izyaslavichi line, generally held to be a son of Vladimir Sviatopolkovich. He received the Pinsk principality from his uncle Rostislav Sviatopolkovich, who ruled it until 1232.

The Hypatian Chronicle places him at Pinsk in 1246–1247, when Daniel and Vasilko Romanovich fought the Lithuanian prince Lekovniy near the town; Mikhail tried to warn both sides. He died after 1247, and Pinsk passed to Fyodor Vladimirovich.