Rostislav Sviatopolkovich of Pinsk

Rostislav Sviatopolkovich (died 1232), younger son of Sviatopolk Yurievich of Turov, was a prince of the Turov Izyaslavichi line. In 1228 he claimed Turov as senior of the dynasty, but it went to his cousin's son Yuri Andreevich; after his brother Vladimir died that year, their cousin Vladimir Glebovich took Pinsk, and Rostislav secured it only in 1229.

His sons seized Chartoryisk, but Daniel Romanovich of Galicia retook the town and captured them; in reply Rostislav sent troops to aid Vladimir of Kiev and Mikhail of Chernigov against Kamenets, without success. He ruled Pinsk until 1232.