King James, the nephew of Queen Elizabeth the First, was born to Catholic Mary. He started his career in politics as King James the Sixth of Scotland and later in 1603 became the King of England and came to be known as King James the First.
Before the era of King James, there were several versions of the Bible in England, which had footnotes favoring the ecclesiastical and political positions of the writers of the Bible. When King James came into power, he decided that there should be one Bible, which was void of the controversies that existed and would be solely formulated based on the principals of the Catholic Church of England.
King James Version Bible
The King James Version Bible does not have any notes that favors or popularizes any political cause. It solely speaks about Christianity as the Church of England perceives the religion. For the better comprehension of the readers, there are a few marginal notes, which explain the Hebrew and the Greek words in the Bible which makes it much easier for the English Readers. King James Version Bible is a revised version of the Bishop