According to Hindu legend, when Sati Devi's father Daksha Prajapati was performing a yagya, he invited all the Gods except Mahadev to the ceremony.

Mahadev was so angered by her death that he sent Birbhadra and Bhoot gana to kill Daksha Prajapati and destroy the yagya.

During this time, Vishnu released his Sudarshan chakra and wounded Sati's body so that it could be infested by insects and rot.

King Dipraj Chatyal used black gram paste and stone, while Jumli Maharaj contributed copper plates for its foundation.

As a mark of divine approval, Goddess Malika Devi began offering King Dipraj Chatyal 84 varieties of food each day.

Devotees were required to worship at Nateshwori Temple,Located in the same triveni municipality after paying homage at Badimalika, ensuring the fulfillment of their prayers.