This man dedicated the Basilikon Doron, a tract on good monarchical rule, to a son of his named Henry who died at 18, and he was kidnapped in Ruthven Castle by the earls of Angus and Gowrie.
This man dedicated the Basilikon Doron, a tract on good monarchical rule, to a son of his named Henry who died at 18, and he was kidnapped in Ruthven Castle by the earls of Angus and Gowrie. The Main and Bye plots occurred early in this man's reign, and regents of this man include the Earls of Mar and [*] Lennox. During his reign, the Addled Parliament held power, and his wife was Anne of Denmark. The target of Robert Catesby's failed Gunpowder Plot, for 10 points, name this father of Charles I, the first Stuart monarch of England, who names an English Bible translation.
This man dedicated the Basilikon Doron, a tract on good monarchical rule, to a son of his named Henry who died at 18, and he was kidnapped in Ruthven Castle by the earls of Angus and Gowrie.
{James I} Stuart [accept {James VI} of {Scotland}]