Yuri Andreevich of Turov

Yuri Andreevich (died late in the thirteenth century) was prince of Turov, a son of Andrei Ivanovich, who was killed at the Kalka River in 1223. Still underage then, he let Vladimir Sviatopolkovich rule Turov until 1228, when he took the throne.

Lithuania and Galicia-Volhynia pressed his borders, and in the winter of 1241 the Mongols sacked and destroyed Turov. After a battle against the Mongols in 1246 he kept his throne, though the principality slipped into vassalage. His son Semyon succeeded him.