Andrew of Galicia

Andrew (died 1323), son of King Yuri I of Galicia, ruled Galicia-Volhynia jointly with his brother Lev II from 1308, holding Volodymyr while Lev sat in Halych. The brothers fought Grand Duke Gediminas of Lithuania over Berestia while allying with King Władysław I of Poland.

In 1320 he exempted merchants from tolls in Ruthenian lands. He and Lev died in 1323 fighting the Lithuanians or Mongol-Tatars, ending the Romanovichi line; his daughter Euphemia married Gediminas's son Liubartas.