The Khandeshwar Shiva Temple you're looking for in Tirtol, Jagatsinghpur, Odisha, is also known as the Trilochaneswar Temple or a local Shiva shrine, known for its ancient significance, self-manifested lingam, and vibrant festivals like Maha Shivaratri. It dates to around the 10th–11th century A.D., placing it in the early medieval era of temple architecture in coastal Odisha. As with many early medieval temples in the region, the Khandesvara Temple reflects the Shaiva (Shiva-worshiping) tradition that was widespread in Odisha during the 1st millennium CE and early 2nd millennium CE. The temple’s architectural features, though affected by time, are characteristic of Odishan/Kalinga architectural styles used in village and regional shrines from that period. Temples from the 10th–11th century often include rekha deula (sanctum tower) and pidha deula (assembly hall) elements, though local vernacular adaptations vary.