Vasily Andreyevich Kovrov (sometimes Vasily Andreyevich Kover ;? −1531 [1] ) - the prince, governor, the only son of the specific prince of Krivoborsky Andrei Fedorovich Kovr, who lost his inheritance, Rurikovich .
At the end of 1495 he accompanied the Grand Duke of Moscow Ivan III on his trip to Novgorod the Great . In 1503 he was sent by the governor to Perm the Great instead of the local Perm Prince Matvey Mikhailovich who was reduced from the patrimony. In the same year, the Tatar prince Kutluk-Saltan, the son of the Tyumen khan Ibak , raided Perm and began to fight the Moscow possessions over Kama . The chase on ships sent by V. A. Kovrov caught up with the robbers on the Sylva River during transportation, and broke the Tatars rearguard. In 1506 recalled to Moscow . In 1515 - the 4th governor in Meshchera. In 1517 - the 2nd governor of the left-hand regiment in Meshchera, and after the departure of the large governor on the river. Vashanu was transferred there to the advanced regiment . In 1519-1520 - 3rd, then 4th governor in Meshchera. In 1521 he was the 2nd governor in Narovatov.
He was buried at the Ivano-Voinsky cemetery of Kovrov .