Who invented April Fool's Day?

The origin of April Fools' Day April 1 every year, is the Western and also the United States of America's traditional folk festival - April Fools' Day. April Fools' Day originated in France in 1564, when the French first adopted a newly reformed dating system, the Gregorian calendar (i.e., the current solar calendar), with January 1 as the beginning of the year. However, some old-fashioned people opposed this reform, still in accordance with the old calendar stubbornly on April 1, the day of gift-giving, to celebrate the New Year. The advocates of the reform made a mockery of the practices of these old-fashioned people. Clever and comical people give them fake gifts on April 1, invite them to fake receptions． They called the gullible conservatives "April fools" or "hooked fish". Since then, people have been fooling each other on April 1, which has become a popular custom in France.In the early 18th century, the custom of April Fools' Day was spread to England, and then brought to the United States by the early settlers from England. On April Fool's Day, people often organize family gatherings and decorate their rooms with daffodils and daisies. The typical tradition is to set up a fake environment, you can decorate the room as if it were Christmas． Can also be decorated like the New Year, to be guests to come, then congratulate them on "Merry Christmas" or "Happy New Year", people feel chic and interesting. April 1 fish dinner. It is also a unique event. Invitations to the feast are usually made of cardboard with small colorful fish. The table is decorated in green and white. In the center of the fishbowl and small, delicate fishing rods, each tied to a green ribbon, hanging gifts for the guests - either a delicate celluloid fish, or a fish basket filled with sweets. It goes without saying that all the dishes at the fish feast are made from fish. There was also a custom of making fake dishes at April Fools' Day parties. Someone once described a typical April Fool's Day recipe: first a "salad" of lettuce leaves sprinkled with green peppercorns, only to discover, upon removing the leaves, that underneath was an oyster cocktail; second a "baked potato," which was in fact a dish of sweetbread crumbs and fresh mushrooms; and then a dish of "baked potato," which was actually sweetbread crumbs and fresh mushrooms; followed by a dish of "baked potato," which was actually a dish of baked potatoes. The second course is "baked potatoes," which are actually sweetbread crumbs and fresh mushrooms, followed by roasted chicken disguised as crab meat and raspberry ice cream buried under a tomato salad. At the end of the meal, guests can also take candy from a pill box. The most typical activity on April Fool's Day, however, is when people joke with each other and play tricks on each other with falsehoods. Some people throw purses tied with thin threads on the street and pull the other end of the thread themselves in the dark. As soon as someone picks up the wallet, they surprise them by yanking it away violently. Others put a brick under a tattered hat in the middle of the street and waited to see who would come along and kick it. Children will tell their parents that their school bag has a hole in it or that there is a black spot on their face． When adults leaned over to look at them, they shouted "April fool". While laughing and running away. In short, every April Fool's Day, the zoo and the aquarium will also receive a lot of calls to Mr. Fish (fish) into Mr. Leon (lion) phone, often causing the staff to cut the phone line in order to reduce the trouble. Today's April Fool's Day in the U.S. has been primarily a holiday for naughty boys