Lvov princely family

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The House of Lvov (Russian: Львов) is a princely Russian family of Rurikid stock. The family is descended from the princes (knyazes) of Yaroslavl where early members of the family are buried.

Notable members

• Knyaz Matvey Danilovich (died 1603), Voivod in Tobolsk (1592) and in Verkhoturye (1601)
• Knyaz Ivan Dimitriyevich, Voivod in Tyumen (1635–1639)
• Knyaz Alexey Mikhaylovich (died 1653), Stolnik (1613), Okolnichiy (1627–), Boyar (1635) and head of the 'Prikaz of the Great Palace' (that is, a court marshal)
• Knyaz Dmitry Petrovich (died 1660), Boyar (1655)
• Knyaz Nikita Yakovlevich (died 1670), Okolnichiy and head of the Yamskoy Prikaz (the earliest version of the Russian Post Office, see prikaz)
• Knyaz Mikhail Nikitich (died 1692), Boyar (1692)
• Knyaz Vladimir Vladimirovich [ru] (1834–1865), writer
• Knyaz Georgy Yevgenyevich (1861–1925) (32nd generation Rurikid), Russian Prime Minister
• Knyaz Alexander Dimitriyevich (1863–1922), Fire-Brigade founder, Petergof Zemstvo chairman, cousin of Georgy Yevgenyevich
• Knyaz Pavel Dmitriyevich Lvov (1864-1919), civil servant and patron of ballet. He was a patron and lover of the dancer Vaslav Nijinsky.

References

External links

• About the family (in Russian)