Family and Issue
Ilghazi married first Farkhunda Khatun, the daughter of Radwan of Aleppo, but he never actually met her and the marriage was never consummated. He then married the daughter of Toghtekin of Damascus and had the following children:
- Ayaz
- Guhar Khatun, married Dubais
- al-Bazm
- Shams ad-Daula Sulaiman
- Safra Khatun, married Husam ad-Din Qurti ibn Toghlan Arslan
- Yumna Khatun, married Sa'd ad-Daula Il-aldi of Amid
- al-Sa'id Husam ad-Din Timurtash
He also had a son, Umar, by a concubine, and Nasr, by a slave; another possible son was named Kirzil.
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