Greetings and Salutations,

My dear friends and family,

Over 4 years ago, I set out to build a home for Bexar, that would stand out from all the rest. I am pleased, that over all these years, the Palacio Ducal de Bexar has stood strong, as a reminder to all, that through all the struggles, Bexar continues to be a family. Castle Bexar, my ancestral home, occupies a huge space in my heart and always will.

As Bexar continues to grow, we will be moving forward with changes, and much work continues. Their Graces, Master Builders, the Duke and Duchess of Dominica, Crotian and Twelfth Night Egerton de Bexar and I will focus on the completion of Buckingham Palace and surrounding British themed areas This is a mammoth project that few have the experience and skills to pull off, and I have ever confidence in my Cousins to create a work of art for Antiquity. There are few builders in these realms, that match the capability of the Duke and Duchess Egerton de Bexar.

With that said, a new chapter in the Court of Bexar will begin. Over the next few days, Castle Bexar will be emptied of its contents, boxed and shipped to my new home. I will take up residence in the new Chateau de Clagny now under construction in the Forests of Antiquity by Master Builder Count Louis Philippe d'Amblise. With this move, I will continue to serve my Princely duties to the Royal Court of Antiquity and help establish the French line of the Antiquity Royal Family.

Antiquity is a wondrous place. Beauty in every corner. Not only have Duke Crotian and Duchess Twelfth Night contributed enormously to the development of our southern pirate regions and too many other areas to mention, Count Louis has created a uniquely French area surrounding the Chateaus.

Together with our Owners, Britannica, Finlanda, Cambridge, Mont Saint Bruno, Court of Spain and Marie Galante, and all the other builders that have contributed so much time to make our home beautiful, I thank you all from the bottom of my heart.

The Palacio Ducal de Bexar will slowly be cleared over the next few days. If anyone would like to tour Castle Bexar before it is removed, feel free to explore all you like.

Looking Forward to a bigger and stronger Bexar

HH Jacon Cortes de Bexar, Prince of Antiquity, Duque de Bexar

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His Royal Highness Jacon Cortes de Bexar Prince of Antiquity, Duke of Cumberland, Duque de Bexar, Duc de la Valliere, Marchese di MSB
updated by @jacon-cortes-de-bexar: 06 Oct 2016 06:26:47AM

Its a shame it is going to be closed, but it is for a good reason, and I look forward to the completion of the Buckingham palace. I wish you all involved the best of luck!

Oh yes, I would love to tour the palaciobefore it closes. I saw much as it was being built but never saw it completed and decorated. Good luck on the move!

Much love andI look forward to the completion of the Buckingham palace! I am so happy and excited to see this when you have completed. xoxox

Exploring the palace of Bexar was one of my earliest experiences of Antiquity, and I will always remember it fondly. Thank you for these images of a grand palace that will live on in our hearts.

Duke Crotian certainly excelled in construction of the Royal Crescent at Regency Somerset, as well as the other builds you mention. I will look forward to seeing what he and Duchess Twelfth have in store for us!

Wishing you a most calm and uneventful move to your new home, Your Grace, Prince Jacon, and wishing all of Antiquity much pleasure in the new architecture we'll enjoy.

Wish wishes for a peaceful move and the cooperation of the SL servers, etc., etc. as the process unfolds.