Dmitry Borisovich of Rostov

Dmitry Borisovich (1253-1294), eldest son of Boris Vasilkovich of Rostov, brought his father's body home from the Golden Horde in 1277 and in 1278 took Rostov jointly with his brother Konstantin. In 1279 he seized Beloozero from his cousin and in 1281 drove Konstantin out; a khan-ordered partition in 1286 gave him Uglich, and in 1288 he swapped back to Rostov.

He marched against Tver with Grand Prince Dmitry Aleksandrovich and in 1293 joined the destructive Dyuden campaign. On his death in 1294 he left a son, Alexander, and a daughter Anna, later the saint Anna of Kashin.