The Deorani Jethani Temple complex is believed to have been constructed during the reign of the Kalachuri dynasty, which ruled this region around the 10th-11th centuries AD. The name 'Deorani Jethani' translates to 'younger sister-in-law and elder sister-in-law,' respectively. The site originally consisted of two main temples, each dedicated to Lord Shiva. Over time, the temples suffered damage, leading to their current ruined state. Archaeological findings at the site provide valuable insights into the religious and artistic practices of the Kalachuri period. The temple's architecture and sculptures highlight the influence of the central Indian style.