 According to historians, bricks used to construct this stupa, having a width of more than two-feet, indicate that the history of this monument dates back to more than 2000 years.The ruins of this structure is also known as "Jarasandh ka Qila/Teela" or "Jarasandh ka Teela" (Fort/Mound of Jarasandh) named after a character of epic Mahabharat, and forms part of the 48 kos parikrama of Kurukshetra.According to Archaeological Survey of India, this is a Kushan stupa (belongs to Kushan period).