Yuri I of Galicia

Yuri I (24 April 1252–1308), son of Leo I of Galicia, was prince of Belz from 1264 until he succeeded his father in 1301, reuniting all the lands of Galicia-Volhynia. His long reign was mostly peaceful and prosperous, though Poland retook Lublin and Hungary seized part of Transcarpathia.

He married Euphemia of Kuyavia, sister of Władysław I of Poland, and in 1303 secured from Constantinople the creation of the Orthodox Metropolis of Halych. His sons Andrew and Leo II succeeded jointly.