György Baci

György Baci (in different sources: György Baksai) was a Hungarian aristocrat, who partook in the Fifteen Years' War (1591–1606), which was battled between the Habsburg and Footstool domains. During the Attack of Győr (1598), he had a spear pierce his correct eye. The weapon left his skull on its opposite side. The aristocrat endure the injury and passed on around one year after the attack. The workmanship assortment of Ruler Ferdinand II contains a representation of the aristocrat (with the spear in his mind) and numerous seventeenth-century inscriptions portray this bizarre injury. 

For quite a while, individuals were doubtful about this story. In 2013, radiologists of the College of Innsbruck distributed an examination in which they asserted that such injury can be endured if the meninx stays flawless. Be that as it may, the disease of the injury will prompt the individual's passing in around one year.