Iltutmish had received Jala ad-Din cordially, however,…
April 1221 CE
Iltutmish had received Jala ad-Din cordially, however, once the Mongols had departed for the west, arranged a marriage with his daughter, and given him sufficient support to enable him to recross the Indus in 1225 after inflicting punishment on the forces of Iltutmish’s remaining rival, the slave-general Nasir ud-Din, who holds Lahore and Multan.
The damage done by Jalal ad-Din’s forces to his military capability places him in an extremely vulnerable position.