- Muhammad Ghori did not have a male heir and treated his slave generals as his sons, preparing them for leadership. - Qutb-ud-din Aibak was appointed as the viceroy of Ghori's Indian possessions and was based in Delhi. - Other prominent generals of Ghori included Tajuddin Yaldiz (who controlled Ghazni) and Nasiruddin Qabacha (who controlled Multan and Sindh). Muhammad-ibn-Bakhtyar Khilji was another general responsible for the conquest of Bengal and Bihar.