Principality of Ryazan

Prior to the invasion of Batu Khan

Golden Horde period

Annexation of Ryazan

List of Princes of Ryazan

In Murom

• 1127–1129 Yaroslav I of Murom and Ryazan *^{exiled from Chernigov}

  In Ryazan

• 1129–1143 Sviatoslav of Ryazan *^{his son}
• 1143–1145 Rostislav of Ryazan *^{lost Ryazan to Suzdal, but reclaimed it using Cumans}
• 1145–1178 Gleb I of Ryazan ^{*plundered Vladimir and Moscow, but died in captivity in Vladimir}
• 1180–1207 Roman I of Ryazan ^{*ruled as vasal of Vsevolod the Big Nest, Grand Prince of Vladimir, but died in his dungeon}
• 1208–1208 Yaroslav II of Ryazan^{*son of Vsevolod the Big Nest}
• 1208–1212 governors from Vladimir
• 1212–1217 Roman II of Ryazan ^{*nephew of Roman I, held captive in Vladimir, but released as their vasal}
• 1217–1218 Gleb II of Ryazan ^{*nephew of Roman I, betrayed his uncle for Vladimir and executed Roman II and 6 of his relatives using Kumans}
• 1218–1235 Ingvar I of Ryazan ^{*brother of Roman II, defeated and exiled Gleb II}
• 1235–1237 Yuri of Ryazan ^{*his brother, killed by Mongols, city destroyed}

  In Pereslavl-Ryazansky, later renamed to Ryazan

• 1237–1252 Ingvar II of Pereslavl-Ryazansky ^{*son of Ingvar I, his existence is disputed}
• 1252–1258 Oleg the Red *^{his brother, captured by Mongols in Battle of Kolomna, but ruled as their vasal and died as a monk}
• 1258–1270 Roman III of Ryazan, the Saint ^{*his son, ruled as Mongol vasal but executed for his faith}
• 1270–1294 Fyodor I of Ryazan ^{*his son, resisted Tatar raids in 1278 and 1288}
• 1294–1299 Yaroslav III of Ryazan *^{his son}
• 1299–1301 Konstantin of Ryazan *^{his brother, executed in Moscow}
• 1301–1308 Vasily I of Ryazan *^{his son, executed in Golden Horde}
• 1308–1327 Ivan I of Ryazan *^{son of Yaroslav III, executed in Golden Horde}
• 1327–1342 Ivan II Korotopol *^{his son, died in exile}
• 1342–1344 Yaroslav IV of Ryazan *^{his cousin, usurped the throne with Tatar help}
• 1344–1350 Vasily II of Ryazan *^{his cousin}
• 1350–1402 Oleg II of Ryazan *^{son of Ivan II, in 1380 fought at Kulikovo on Tatar side, but secretly sent most of his army to help Moscow}
• 1402–1427 Fyodor II of Ryazan *^{his son, married to daughter of Dmitry Donskoy and made alliance with Moscow}
• 1427–1456 Ivan III of Ryazan *^{his son, renounced his allegiance to Golden Horde}
• 1456–1483 Vasily III of Ryazan *^{his son, raised in the Moscow court, married to sister of Ivan III of Russia, ally of Moscow}
• 1483–1500 Ivan IV of Ryazan *^{swore allegiance to Ivan III of Russia}
• 1500–1521 Ivan V of Ryazan *^{the last Grand Prince, d.1534 in Lithuania}