In Jainism, a Tirthankar (तीर्थंकर: "Fordmaker or Propogator"; also Tirthankara or Jina) is a human being who achieves enlightenment (perfect knowledge) through asceticism and who then becomes a role-model teacher for those seeking spiritual guidance. A Tirthankar is a special sort of arihant, who establishes the fourfold religious order consisting of monks, nuns, laymen and laywomen after achieving omniscience. Every thirthankar revitalise the Jain order. A Tirthankar is so called because he is the founder of a "Tirth" (literally, 'ford'), a Jain community which acts as a "ford" across the "river of human misery".

Adinath Bhagwan

Ajit Nath Bhagwan

Sambhav Nath Bhagwan

Abhinadan Nath Bhagwan

Sumati Nath Bhagwan

PadamPrabhu Bhagwan

SuparshvaNath Bhagwan

ChandaPrabhu Bhagwan

Pushp Dant Bhagwan

Sheetal Nath Bhagwan

Shreyans Nath Bhagwan

VasuPujya Bhagwan

Vimal Nath Bhagwan

Anant Nath Bhagwan

Dharam Nath Bhagwan

Shanti Nath Bhagwan

Kunthu Nath Bhagwan

Arah Nath Bhagwan

Malli Nath Bhagwan

Muni Suvrat Nath Bhagwan

Nami Nath Bhagwan

Nemi Nath Bhagwan

Parshva Nath Bhagwan

Mahavir Swami