Fyodor Romanovich

Fyodor Romanovich (; died 1380) was Prince of Beloozero from around 1339 until his death in 1380. He was the elder of the two sons of Roman Mikhailovich.

Reign Fyodor Romanovich was the elder of the two sons of Roman Mikhailovich. Russian chronicles only mention him twice, in 1375, when he and his detachment marched with the army of Dmitry Donskoy against Tver, and in 1380, when he died at the Battle of Kulikovo, along with his only son, Ivan. After his death, Beloozero was passed to his nephew Yury Vasilyevich, the last appanage prince of Beloozero before it was passed to the Grand Principality of Moscow.

Family He was married to Feodosia, a daughter of Ivan I of Moscow. They had one son, Ivan. The wedding has been dated to 1339–1340 and some historians have argued that a compact was drawn up between Fyodor and Ivan: "The marriage of the grand prince's daughter to the prince of a weak udel meant the still greater submission of the latter. The udel was subjected to Moscow [...] This was probably what was half a century later called 'the purchase' of Ivan Kalita."