Why do we celebrate april fool: April Fool’s Day, also known as Fool’s Day, is celebrated on 1 April around the world. On this day people jokingly joke with each other and fool them. On this day people jokingly joke with each other and fool them. This day is a symbol of laughter and fun. But, do you know why this day is celebrated? Let’s know its history and importance.
History of Phools Day
There are many stories about the origin of April Fool’s Day. One of these stories is of Choser’s ‘Cantorbury Tales’, in 1381, the engagement of King Richard II of England and Rani Annie of Bohemia was announced. The king described the public on March 32, which confused people. When he realized that 32 March was no date, he was fooled.
The incident spread across Britain and started April Fool’s Day. In Scotland, this day is observed for two days, and mischiefs are called ‘Gaux’ (cuckoo bird). April Fool’s Day is also known as ‘All Phools Day’.
According to another story, ‘Phools Day’ started in the 16th century in France. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII converted the Julian calendar into the Gregorian calendar. As a result, the new year began to be celebrated on 1 January. However, some people still celebrated the new year on 1 April. These people came to be called ‘April Phools’.
Some people believe that ‘Phools Day’ started in England. In the 18th century, a festival called ‘Hunting Gowki’ was celebrated in England. In this festival, people used to joke with each other and fool them.
Importance of April Fool’s Day
April Fool’s Day is a day when people laugh and entertain. This day offers an opportunity to reduce stress and be happy. However, it is important that the joke is harmless and not hurt anyone.
April Fool’s Day is a fun and entertaining tradition celebrated worldwide. This day reminds us that laughter and joking are important in life.
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