Who wrote the inscription of Lingyin Temple?

Lingyin Temple inscription is as follows:

Lingyin Temple is an inscription by Kangxi.

Kangxi wrote an inscription for Lingyin Temple, which was not found on the wall for 300 years. The abbot asked Kangxi to write an inscription for Lingyin Temple, but after 300 years, Kangxi made a mistake and became a joke. As we all know, the country was relatively prosperous during the Qing Dynasty, especially when san huang was in the reign of Emperor Kangxi and Emperor Yongzheng, and the country's population was prosperous and relatively peaceful, which was inseparable from san huang's contribution.

In particular, Emperor Kangxi ruled the country well and was very accurate in judging people and employing people. Emperor Kangxi was not only politically, but also academically. Among several emperors in the Qing Dynasty, Kangxi was very literate, but he didn't write much.

Kangxi once made jokes because of inscriptions. When Kangxi was in office, he often visited the south to observe the people's feelings. Everyone watched the TV series Kangxi's Private Visit. Kangxi is such a person. During his reign, he went south many times, and Kangxi had many powerful ministers around him, which helped him a lot. And Kangxi has a very capable person around him. Gao Shiqi and Gao Shiqi once helped Kangxi to reduce an embarrassing thing.

Kangxi went to Zhejiang and made a pilgrimage to Lingyin Temple. When the abbot saw that Kangxi was coming, he specially asked Kangxi to write an inscription for Lingyin Temple.

The word "spirit" in Lingyin Temple in ancient times is very complicated, with a rain prefix on it, three mouths in the middle and a witch. But when Kangxi was writing, he accidentally enlarged the word "rain", so the following words could not be written. At that time, the atmosphere was awkward, but Gao Shiqi was clever, so he reminded Kangxi to write Yunlin Zen, adding clouds under the rain. How could Kangxi make a mistake? So he wrote Yunlin Zen and gave it to the abbot.

Although it was a mistake, no one dared to bring it up. The abbot was also grateful for Kangxi's slippery hands. Kangxi also explained that the abbot immediately kowtowed to give thanks because of the beautiful scenery on the mountain. This plaque has been hung in Lingyin Temple for 300 years, but at that time no one found that the handwriting was actually wrong. 300 years later, it turned out to be a joke.