Sons
- Vasilko Romanovich (b. ca 1256, d. after 1282), Prince of Slonim; he may (or may not) have been grandfather of Prince Daniel Ostrogski
- Mikhail Romanovich, Prince of Drutsk; his alleged descendants include Princes Drutski, Drutskoy-Sokolinski, Konoplya-Sokolinski, Drutski-Ozeretski, Drutski-Prikhabski, Babichev, Drutski-Lubetski, Drutski-Gorski, and Putyatin.
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| Name | Danylovich, Roman |
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