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“Twofold balls” represent the leadership of a nation and only god in this situation has king has a higher leadership. And the treble scepters represent the land there ruled over. England, Scotland, and Ireland. In order to earn these you must be king which in accomplishment not many can achieve and being good at it too. So being means a lot to King James and you want it to pass down generations. This is the reason why Kings James would be pleased if kings in the future have the twofold balls and scepters to represent how kings are great leaders.

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King James I of England was born on June 19, 1566 and died on March 27, 1625. He was the only son of Mary. King James was crowned in Scotland as king of Scotland and he received an orb and a scepter. "two-fold balls" and "treble scepters" is referred to two coronations of King James I.

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The phrase "two-fold balls and "treble scepters" may be a reference to King James' two coronations. The “two-fold balls” represents his double kingship of England and Scotland, and the “three scepters” were the countries that he had rule over like England, Scotland and Ireland. When he became king of Scotland he was given a fold ball and a scepter. Then when he was crowned king of England, he was then given another fold ball and two scepters.

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King James 1 became king of England when his father died in an explosion and his mother gave up the throne.When he was crowned king of England, he was given orbs. Later he became king of Scotland during May 16,1568. He received a scepter during his coronation of Scotland. Macbeth would have been pleased to see this vision because this would mean that he would begin a new lineage of kings.

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King James VI and I was king of Scotland from 1567 to 1625, and was King of England from 1603 to 1625. He was a patron of Shakespeare so it was

The Two fold balls apparently represent the Golden Orb presented to a monarch to represent that only god is above them and that they exercise control over the nation.  The two sceptres would represent a monarch being King of two nations for example, England and Ireland like King James I. We would have been pleased to see that long line because it shows that Banquo’s descendants have gained control of the crown and will keep it for a long time after.

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As the monarch of Scotland and England, King James I would have been pleased with the vision of a long line of kings with twofold balls and treble scepters since his double kingship legacy would have resulted in a dynasty in the history of England and Scotland for generations to come. King James' reign is well recognized to this day for it being the first time England and Scotland were ruled under the same monarch.

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King James was born June 19, 1566, the only son of Mary Queen of Scots would be content with the line of Kings hold the twofold balls and the treble scepters. Moreover, due to the fact that in 1603 he was honored by receiving two scepters. This was the first time that both England and Scotland were under the same monarch thus why he reviewed both. Overall, this is why the phrase "twofold balls and treble scepters" came from

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King James I was born on June 19, 1556 and passed away on March 27, 1625. At the age of one, James had become the king. “Twofold balls and treble scepters” refers to the golden orb presented to a monarch to symbolize their leadership of the nation. The treble scepters represented the three countries he had ruled over.

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The "two-fold balls" refers to the golden orb given to a monarch to symbolize their leadership of the nation. King James I of England had been the only heir to the English throne and at the time was known as James IV of Scotland, but when Elizabeth I died without one, he became James I of England as well. Which meant that he had two coronations (one in each country) and would have received two different orbs, one at each coronation. Monarchs would also be presented with a scepter, and so this apparition of a king appears with three treble scepters likely representative of the three countries over which he rules: England, Scotland, and Ireland.

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King James was the only son of Mary, Queen of Scots,. He was born July 19, 1566 in Edinburgh, Scotland. King James considered himself and "old and experienced king" as well as a complete advocate of absolutism. The phrase "twofold balls and treble scepters" referred to King James's two coronations when he received an orb and a scepter after being crowned. Later on the last 18 months of his reign he exercised no power after aging quickly and died on March 27, 1625.

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King James ruled in Scotland as James VI from July 24th 1967 until his death and he ruled England and Ireland from March 24th 1603. His reign was important because it was the first time England and Scotland had the same monarch of England from the House of Stuart.

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Jessica Patrick                   The phrase "two-fold balls and "treble scepters" is a reference to King James and his two coronations. He was crowned in Scotland as King of Scotland and there received an orb and a scepter. He was crowned again in England, where he received an orb and two scepters.The two scepters probably represented the King's possession of the English throne and England's claim to the throne of France, though, as can be seen from the contemporary engraving below, the English monarch was also styled as "King of . . . Ireland." He was an only son of his mother Mary Queen of Scots and her second husband Lord Darnley. 

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Jessica Patrick                   The phrase "two-fold balls and "treble scepters" is a reference to King James and his two coronations. He was crowned in Scotland as King of Scotland and there received an orb and a scepter. He was crowned again in England, where he received an orb and two scepters.The two scepters probably represented the King's possession of the English throne and England's claim to the throne of France, though, as can be seen from the contemporary engraving below, the English monarch was also styled as "King of . . . Ireland." He was an only son of his mother Mary Queen of Scots and her second husband Lord Darnley. 

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King James VI and I was king of Scotland from 1567 to 1625, and was King of England from 1603 to 1625. He was a patron of Shakespeare . The Two fold balls apparently represent the Golden Orb presented to a monarch to represent that only god is above them and that they exercise control over the nation.  The two scepters would represent a monarch being King of two nations for example, England and Ireland like King James I. He would have been pleased to see that long line because it shows that Banquo’s descendants have gained control of the crown and will keep it for a long time after.

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“twofold balls and treble scepters.” is a phrase that refers to the two coronation ceremonies of King James I where he received orbs and scepters from England and Scotland. It also refers to the title that King James I possesses as king of Great Britain, France and Ireland.

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King James was born June 19,156. Die March 27 1625. He was the only son of Mary also the king of Scotland [as James VI] from 1567 to 1625.The "two-fold balls" seems to refer to the golden orb presented to a monarch to symbolize their leadership of the nation (they were often surmounted by a cross to symbolize that only God was above the king).

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The phrase "two-fold balls and "treble scepters" may be a reference to King James' two coronations. The “two-fold balls” represents his double kingship of England and Scotland, and the “three scepters” were the countries that he had rule over like England, Scotland and Ireland. When he became king of Scotland he was given a fold ball and a scepter. Then when he was crowned king of England, he was then given another fold ball and two scepters.

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Eddie Torres
James was the only son of Mary  Queen of Scots, and her second husband, Henry Stewart, Lord Darnley. Eight months after James’s birth his father died when his house was destroyed by an explosion. After her third marriage, to James Hepburn, earl of Bothwell, Mary was defeated by rebel Scottish lords and abdicated the throne. James, one year old, became king of Scotland on July 24, 1567. Mary left the kingdom on May 16, 1568, and never saw her son again. During his minority James was surrounded by a small band of the great Scottish lords, from whom emerged the four successive regents, the earls of Moray, Lennox, Mar, and Morton. Although James was also a twofold because he himself used to do that back in Scotland.

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King James was crowned as King of Scotland where he received an orb and a scepter. He was later crowned the same way again in England where he received an orb and two scepters.

He would have been happy carrying “twofold balls and treble scepter” because he would have been crowned twice in two different regions.

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King James was a ruler to many countries such as Ireland, Scotland and England. “Twofold balls and treble scepters" is a phrase that I believe to be an allusion of King James coronations. The scepters were given to him as a depiction of all the countries he has ruled over. The “twofold balls” were possibly a representation of “the rule of Jesus over the world”.

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King James l was born June 19, 1566 in Edinburgh Castle, Scotland He acceded to the throne at age 36 on March 24, 1603. He was king of England from 1603 until his death in 1625. The phrase "twofold balls and treble scepters" is a reference to the double coordination of king James l.

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Shakespeare is simply giving King James I a compliment. The phrase “twofold balls and treble scepters” is a reference to the two coronations of King James I.  The orbs were his distinguishing mark of his double kingship of England and Scotland. The treble scepters represented the 3 countries he had ruled over which were England, Scotland, and Ireland. When he was crowned King of Scotland, he received an orb and a scepter. When he was crowned King of England, he received an orb and two scepters.

~Credit to Jackie~

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King James was the first monarch to be called the king of Great Britain, his reign was important because it was the first time England and Scotland had the same monarch. King James was crowned as King of Scotland and there received an orb and a scepter. He was then crowned again in England, where he received an orb and two scepters. The two scepters probably represented the King's possession of the English throne and England's claim to the throne of France. Therefore, the phrase "two-fold balls and "treble scepters" is a reference to King James' two coronations.

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He was the king of three different countries Ireland, Scotland, and England. He was born Edinburgh Castle on June 19, 1566. He became king for Scotland on July 29, 1567.  Then Ireland on July 25 1603. lastly was the king of England on March 24 1603, he stayed as the king for england until he passed away.

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King James I was born on June 19, 1556 and died at the age of 58. The meaning of the "two fold balls and treble scepter" is symbolization of a leadership of the nation. And to say that he is a God of kings. One orb is to indicate his throne of England and the other orb was from Queen Elizabeth since she is dead so he took the orb and rule Scotland and have to do two coronations. The treble scepter represent him as the ruler of three country England, Scotland, and Ireland.

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Orion Chapdelaine
The phrase "two-fold balls and "treble scepters" is a reference to King James' two coronations. He was crowned in Scotland as King of Scotland and there received an orb and a scepter. He was crowned again in England, where he received an orb and two scepters. The two scepters probably represented the King's possession of the English throne and England's claim to the throne of France.

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King James l the phrase was saying that he became king in two places one of them being Scotland where he received an orb and a scepter and then again in England where he received and orb and two scepters. He was born in 1566 and he died in 1625. He was the son of Mary Stuart, the queen of Scotland. He died in March in a violent attack this related to Macbeth in the story.

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In the play write "Macbeth" the phrase "Two Fold Balls and treble scepter" is in direct relation to king James I. King James was the king of Scotland and after the death of Elizabeth I, King James was  crowned the king of England. The Two fold balls refer to the two coronations King James revived while being crowned king for Scotland and England. The Treble scepter with mean three times scepter was related to the country's King James ruled (England, Scotland, Ireland).

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Lazaro Romo

The images in the mirror represent more of Banquo’s descendants who will become kings of Scotland. Some are carrying two ornamental balls and three ornamental staffs. This indicates that these kings will rule not only Scotland (whose regal ornaments consist of one ball and one staff), but also England (one ball and two staffs). This is a reference to Shakespeare’s new English king, James I. James had unexpectedly inherited the English crown after already serving as the Scottish monarch for 36 years.

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Motahar Khan                       King James the first would be pleased by a long line of kings holding twofold balls and treble scepters because it is a commendation for him. The two balls are representing his kingship of both Scotland and England. The three scepters are also a representation of his rule. They represent the three countries he had ruled Scotland, England, and Ireland.     

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Motahar Khan                       King James the first would be pleased by a long line of kings holding twofold balls and treble scepters because it is a commendation for him. The two balls are representing his kingship of both Scotland and England. The three scepters are also a representation of his rule. They represent the three countries he had ruled Scotland, England, and Ireland.     

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King James I was born in 1566 from Mary, Queen of Scots and father Henry Staurt. He became James VI as king of Scotland. Then James I as king of England which got the phrase of "twofold balls". Later in  1603 he got two scepters of the union English crown and Scottish getting the phrase "treble scepters". Finally died in the year 1625.

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James I was born on June 19, 1566 and died on March 27, 1625. James became King at only one years old after his father died in an explosion and his mother renounced the throne. The phrase "twofold balls and treble scepters" is representing the orbs and three scepter that he had received when he became King of Scotland and England. In other words, this line is adding up all the orbs and scepters that he received overall after becoming King for two countries.