Historical Significance
- Early 19th Century: Local legend says a Shiva Linga emerged naturally under a banyan tree, prompting villagers to build a small shrine.
- Late 19th Century: The temple structure was expanded by the local Zamindars to accommodate growing number of pilgrims.
- Mid 20th Century: Renovations under guidance of Bihar State Archaeology Department preserved the original stone carvings and added a covered mandapa.
- 21st Century: Major conservation efforts in 2015 added a boundary wall and improved facilities for devotees.
