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James the sixth was born on June the
19th
1566 added Andra Castle in Scotland on
December the 17th 1566 he was baptised
Charles James into the Catholic religion
and as heir apparent automatically
became Duke of Rothesay Prince and great
steward of Scotland the service was
conducted at Stirling Castle one of his
godparents was Queen Elizabeth the first
James's mother was Mary Queen of Scots
and his father was Henry Stuart Lord
Darnley he was an only Son but his
antecedents were impeccable on both his
maternal and paternal sides both of his
parents were great-grandchildren of
Henry the seventh and his daughter
Margaret Tudor Henry the eighth's elder
sister James married Anne of Denmark and
together had seven children although
only three survived to adulthood
Henry Frederick Prince of Wales
Elizabeth and Charles who would succeed
him James's education would have been
second to none James received a Puritan
based education he would have been
taught to read and write mathematical
skills in languages such as Latin French
and Italian having no senior adult in
his life with his parents both dead
quite often he was flattered into
thinking he was very knowledgeable and
was always right
when in fact this was not always a case
a trait that would unfortunately cause
him a few problems in the future with
the English Parliament James became King
of Scotland when he was just 13 months
old with his mother Mary being forced to
abdicate she eventually fled Scotland
for England where Elizabeth the first
had her incarcerated until her execution
raised in Stirling Castle by the Earl
and Countess of MA James was brought up
in the Protestant faith although
Scotland was ruled by several Regents
whilst James grew up by the age of 17 he
was largely in control of his Kingdom at
the age of 37 he would become King of
England in the absence of an heir to
Queen Elizabeth James was the next
living relative in line to the throne
and upon Queen Elizabeth the first steth
in 1603 he became James the first of
England
James the sixth of Scotland and first of
England would be most remembered for his
being the first king of both Scotland
and England actually making him King of
Scotland England and Ireland and
ultimately Great Britain although he
referred to himself as King of Great
Britain it was only by Proclamation are
not statute he would also be the King
that managed peace between England and
Spain for the longest time having
inherited Elizabeth's realm of wealth
and prosperity he nevertheless had many
confrontations with parliament over
finances having had his life threatened
many times and various attempts foiled
the most serious of which was from Guy
Fawkes Forks his attempt to not only
removed the king and his family but also
the houses of parliament James the first
was largely held in great affection by
the English people the Jacobean period
for which this would become known was a
relatively peaceful time having reigned
over England for the better part of 22
years his declining years saw him begin
to suffer increasingly with arthritis
gout and kidney stones on March the 27th
1625 King James the first of England and
sixth of Scotland died at Theobald's
house after a funeral befitting that of
a king his body was laid to rest in
Westminster Abbey in London
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