The image displays a historical plaque detailing the Yonghegong Tibetan Buddhist Lama Temple in Beijing, China, built in 1694 as the residence of Prince Yongong (O'Dwyth) Emperor Yongzheng (he promoted his old residence "Yonghegong" into a temporary dwelling of harmony and peace in 1725. In 1774, his successor Qianlong changed the palace into a lama-empire, and his successor Qianlong changed the palace into a lama-empire. The main buildings of the temple are built along a central axis, including the temple gate, Yonghegong Hall, Yonghegong Hall, Yonghegong Pavilion, Yongsheng Hall, Yongsheng Hall, Yongsheng Hall, Yongsheng Hall, Shilun Hall, Medicine Hall, East Side Hall, Exotic Side Hall, Memorial Hall, before the halls and magnificent architectural characteristics of the Mongolian cultures. In each hall, many Buddha statues are enthroned and Tang-ga (scrolled painting) and precious cultural relics are displayed.