Delišimunović remained active in the administration of Pécs after the reconquest of Szigetvar. He later appeared in county assembly records as a county judge. In 1693, he was made the district judge for Mohács.[2]
According to Gattermann, Delišimunović and his family were among the South Slavic newcomers who settled in Pécs around 1686, integrating into the emerging local elite following the Ottoman withdrawal.[3] He married Anna Pávics, the daughter of an old local family from Pécs, thereby linking the newly arrived officials with the established burgher class.[3]
Gattermann’s study also records Delišimunović as holding multiple civic offices in Pécs between 1693 and 1704, including tax collector and sworn assessor.[3] He is further listed among land tenants in the Hofkammer’s lease registers, holding the estates of Belvárd and Birján under contract.[3]
