Yuri Alexandrovich of Rostov

Yuri Alexandrovich (died 30 May 1320), also called Georgy, was son of Alexander Konstantinovich of Uglich. He succeeded his father in Uglich in 1307 while still a child, and in 1316 he also took Rostov after his uncle Vasily Konstantinovich's death, becoming the last prince to rule a united Rostov.

In 1318 a fierce Tatar envoy from the Golden Horde brought much suffering on the city. Yuri died in 1320 aged about seventeen, leaving no certain heir, and Rostov was divided between his cousins into two halves.