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Why is the Lama Temple translated into Lama Temple?

The Lama Temple was originally a harmonious palace, and later it was changed from a palace to a temple. So it's called the Lama Temple.

The English translation is based on this Tibetan Buddhist temple and directly translated into the Lama Temple.

In fact, in the Qing Dynasty, Tibetan Buddhist temples in Han areas had a very interesting position, which integrated the culture and religion of Han, Manchu and Tibetan. It is an important place for the emperor to exercise religious rule and make sacrifices.

To foreigners, the Lama Temple is more like a Tibetan Buddhist temple, so it is directly translated into the Lama Temple. Not Yonghe Apple. The special status of the Lama Temple as a royal temple also makes the Lama Temple a specific name of the Lama Temple. In fact, according to the literal meaning of the Lama Temple, all Tibetan Buddhist temples can be translated in this English.