Andrei Fedorovich of Rostov

Andrei Fedorovich (1328/1331–1409), only son of Prince Fyodor Vasilievich, inherited the Usretinsky half of Rostov in 1331 and ruled as a loyal ally of Moscow. In 1360 his uncle Konstantin Vasilievich obtained a Tatar yarlyk for all Rostov and drove him out; four years later a Moscow host sent by Dmitry Donskoy restored him.

He served Dmitry in campaigns against Tver and fought on the right wing at Kulikovo in 1380. In 1408 he fled Edigu's raid, which burned Rostov, and died in 1409 after taking the monastic name Afanasy.