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Has the old Legends canon ever touched upon how far back all Midichlorian counts ever documented by the Order in terms of time? Like, do the PT era Order know of say, Revans count, or Exar Kuns?

Tenebrous remarked how a midi-chlorian count of 15 000 was insanely high. Other than that, I can't recall anything.

Originally posted by The Merchant
Has the old Legends canon ever touched upon how far back all Midichlorian counts ever documented by the Order in terms of time? Like, do the PT era Order know of say, Revans count, or Exar Kuns?

Furthest back record I can think of was a Rival sith of Vitiates, pre Exar kun etc.
Though there was no indication of that knowledge being spread. Sometime after the events of Swtor, I think is when there is a proper recording of it.

After the Battle of Ruusan was when it was either discovered or re-discovered as a testing tool and used up until the Jedi Purge.

Originally posted by Azronger
Tenebrous remarked how a midi-chlorian count of 15 000 was insanely high. Other than that, I can't recall anything.

What was the context?

Originally posted by NewGuy01
What was the context?

He muses that a chosen one could have a count of 15k, but then notes that it's not the greatest amount ever, indicating that such high recordings have been present across history.

The key, he'd discovered, lay in an obscure legend obliquely referenced in the Journal of the Whills, about a hero fairly typical in most cultures-the sort of promised future savior who appears in the foundational myths of nearly every developed society. What distinguished this particular savior from his run-of-the-mill equivalents was that he, according to four of eleven possible translations, was to be "born of pure Force." After three standard years devoted specifically to exploring all possible permutations of the interpretation, Tenebrous determined that such a birth was indeed possible, at least metaphorically- "born of pure Force" could be read as indicating the creation of a living being through direct manipulation of midi-chlorian processes in an already living being.

And further, as Tenebrous discovered with rising excitement, such a being's Force potential might be limited not by its creator's own midi-chlorian count, but instead only by its creator's level of discipline and attention to detail. Indeed, his calculations indicated a range potentially far beyond his own. With proper execution, the "savior" might have a midi-chlorian count as high as fifteen thousand!

Perhaps even more.

It might be possible to create a being with the greatest Force potential ever recorded!

The Tenebrous Way