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Pretty sure it represents how cities change ownership over time, eventually the current claim outweighs the original (e.g., Istanbul vs Constantinople vs Byzantium)
I know how that feels... but if you think about it, that kind of bonus that lasting through all ages would be quite overpowered, no? It could probably be even more, though. At least this way it encourages you to play aggressively right away instead of towards the end of the age (which when civs will be changing once again).