For 10 points, name this Scottish king from the House of Stuart who succeeded Elizabeth I as King of England and has a namesake version of the Bible.
This king's wife, Anne of Denmark, controversially built a Catholic chapel at Somerset House. This king wrote a treatise on the dangers of tobacco use, and defended absolutism in his pamphlet "The Trew Law of Free Monarchy." Along with his chief advisor, the Duke of Buckingham, this king controversially tried to find a Spanish bride for his son in a scandal known as the "Spanish Match". The Pilgrims left England during this king's reign, and he lent his name to a settlement in Virginia ruled by John Rolfe. For 10 points, name this Scottish king from the House of Stuart who succeeded Elizabeth I as King of England and has a namesake version of the Bible. 
This king's wife, Anne of Denmark, controversially built a Catholic chapel at Somerset House.
{James} I [or {James VI} of {Scotland}]