Aleksandr Mikhailovich of Tver

Aleksandr Mikhailovich (1301–1339), son of Mikhail of Tver, became prince of Tver and grand prince of Vladimir in 1326. After Tver's citizens massacred the Tatar retinue of baskak Shevkal in 1327, Özbeg Khan sent Ivan I of Moscow to sack the city, and Aleksandr lost his throne.

After years of exile in Pskov and Lithuania he was pardoned at Sarai and returned to Tver in 1338, but in 1339 Özbeg had him and his son Fyodor executed, ending his 35-year struggle with Moscow for the grand principality of Vladimir.