I feel that's almost the opposite, Rey is much more likely to know a major historical figure from 30 years ago than Kirk is from 300.
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To be fair, I think Lucas intended Bane to be the one who started the tradition. Veitch said he ran every plot point in Tales of the Jedi by Lucas. It was one of the few EU things (along with Shadows of the Empire, Clone Wars, and The Force Unleashed) he took an interest in.
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It was only with KotOR (which Lucas wasn't involved in) that the idea that *ancient Sith also* used the title got introduced.
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KotOR was the first EU source to use "Darth" as a title and vaguely implied it may have been something Darth Revan invented, being the title of the leader of the Rakatan Infinite Empire that he stole when he took the Star Forge But later EU stuff messed that up
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Isn't it supposed to be something invented by the Sith Empire, as opposed to Korriban-native Sith who had lost the way, and yes, brought back by Revan/Malak?
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(For the non-KOTOR/SWTOR players: the Old Republic era was based on comics originally, nobody was a Darth and the Sith were from Korriban, which is still a canon place. Turned out there was a Sith Empire located basically where Exogol is in current canon, who used Darth)
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