another Ottoman army crossed Sava into Slavonia, Ibrišimović and his men baricaded themselvs in fortified Francisian monastery in Velika. This was the starting point for the liberation of Slavonia following the arrival of general Makar's army in 1691. After the end of Ottoman rule, Ibrišimović organized the return of displaced people and the building of churches. At the late stages of the war, Ibrišimović also dedicated himself for placeent of newly liberated Slavonian lands under jurisdiction of Zagreb diocese. The liberation of Slavonia coincided with a movement to free Lika and Krbava led by Marko Mesić. Death and memory Fra Ibrišimović died in Požega. The town still celebrates his victory as part of its festivities for St George's Day on 12 March. References 1620s births 1698 deaths 17th-century Croatian Roman Catholic priests People from Požega, Croatia Croatian Friars Minor Croatian soldiers 17th-century Croatian military personnel History of Slavonia People from Slavonia Date of birth unknown Date of death missing