Krsto Delišimunović

Krsto Delišimunović (1625–1696) was a 17th century Croatian military commander and baron. He was a member of the Delišimunović family and served the Habsburg Monarchy.

Early life Krsto Delišimunović was a descendant of Šimun "Delišimun" Radojčić, a castellan of Klis, and the son of Franjo Delišimunović, the commander of Žumberak. During the battle, Mustaj-beg Hasumović was decapitated. According to Radoslav Lopašić's 1890 chronicle "Bihać i bihaćka krajina", his body fat was cut and filled into three saddlebags while his horses and possessions were distributed to the soldiers. According to contemporary accounts cited by Lopašić, Mustaj-beg Hasumović was despised by the local Christians for his acts of violence and oppression in the region.