 Beejamandal which is popularly known as vijaya temple is situated about 2 kms from Eidgah square on vidisha-ashoknagar road.It is rich in archaeologically interesting objects.It is said that the building was built in 8th century then later on reconstructed in Paramara period in the second half of 11th century by Emperor Naravarman and since he was a devotee of Goddess Charchika who is also known as Vijaya because of which it is popularly known as Vijaya temple.Though the building was never finished which can easily be seen by the carved niches and unfinished architectural pieces found round the base of the temple plinth.During mughal emperor Aurangzeb period (1658A.D.-1707 A.D.) the temple was demolished by him and he made a mosque over the demolished remains of the temple and named it as "Alamgir Mosque" (around 1682 ).Muslims started worshiping the mosque after the construction of mosque for many years.Then later on in 1991 there was a heavy rain in the night in the town ,the rain was so heavy that one of the wall of the mosque fell down due to which so many Hindu idols were exposed which were inside it for more than 300 years and brought the public attention that this is a Hindu temple since there were so many Indian idols were found inside the temple after one of the wall fell down.