 In 1912, the Thirteenth Dalai Lama, Thubten Gyatso, stayed at the newly built Bhutan House for three months as the guest of "Raja Kazi" Ugyen Dorji and his sister "Ayi" Thubten Wongmo.Bhutan House itself was reportedly constructed by the Dorji family especially to host the Thirteenth Dalai Lama.The Dalai Lama dubbed Bhutan House "Migyur Ngona Phodrang" ("Palace of Unchanging Delight" or "Palace of Unchanging Supreme Joy") and presented the household with gifts of altars and consecrated statuettes, as well as many precious religious and secular robes.