David Fyodorovich, Prince of Yaroslavl

David Fyodorovich was prince of Yaroslavl from 1299 until his death in 1321, a son of Prince Fyodor Rostislavich the Black. He divided his lands between his sons Vasily, called the Terrible, who took Yaroslavl, and Mikhail, who received Mologa.

The Russian Orthodox Church venerates him among the pious princes: his relics, with those of his father and his brother Konstantin, were discovered under the last ruling prince of Yaroslavl and laid in the Spassky Monastery.