Alexander Glebovich of Smolensk

Alexander Glebovich (died 1313), eldest son of Gleb Rostislavich, was grand prince of Smolensk. He held Mstislavl from 1278 and may have ruled Smolensk while his uncle Fyodor the Black tarried in the Golden Horde; in 1297 the townsmen enthroned him, and Fyodor failed to dislodge him the next year.

In 1300 he and his brother Roman were defeated at Dorogobuzh by their cousin Andrey Mikhailovich, and one of his sons was killed. After Oleg of Bryansk died, he installed his son Vasily there. He died in 1313, succeeded by his son Ivan.