The Grand Prince of Vladimir was a significant title in medieval Russia, held by rulers of the principality of Vladimir-Suzdal. This title emerged in the 12th century and represented a key political and cultural center in the region. The Grand Prince was often seen as the most powerful among the Russian princes, influencing the development of the early Russian state. The Grand Prince of Vladimir played a crucial role in the unification of various principalities, including Kievan Rus and Moscow. The title was eventually absorbed into the Grand Duchy of Moscow, which became the dominant power in Russia by the late 15th century.