Vasily Konstantinovich of Rostov

Vasily Konstantinovich (1291–1316) was prince of Rostov from 1307, when he succeeded his father Konstantin Borisovich, until his death. The city's troubles appear to have been connected with the struggle between Mikhail of Tver and Yury of Moscow for the grand princely throne of Vladimir.

A chronicle records his return in 1316 with Tatar envoys who, the chronicler writes, did much evil in Rostov. He left two sons, Fyodor and Konstantin, under whom Rostov split into two appanages.