Jain Dharm Part-1

Many of the world's religions were born in India. One of which is Jainism .. At a time when Hinduism attaches special importance to expensive rituals, due to male-sacrifice and caste system, Jainism started as the beginning of classical reform.
Tirthankaras are important in Jainism. Tirthankara means "sanctifier".
The one who can do salvation in the world with his supernatural power as well as excellent character and knowledge is considered a Tirthankar.
Jainism is as old as Hindu civilization. The Rig Veda also contains information about Jainism.
There were 24 Tirthankaras in Jainism and they spread messages and teachings through their symbols.

Order	Tirthankar	Symbol
1	Rishabhdev	Taurus
2	Ajitnath	Elephant
3	Sambhavnath	Horse
4	Abhinandan	Monkey
5	Sumitnath	Crouch
6	Padmaprabhu	Lotus
7	Suparshvanath	Swastika
8	Chandraprabhu	The moon
9	Suvidhinath	Crocodile
10	Shitalnath	Shrivatsa
11	Shreyansanath	Rhino
12	Vasupujya	Shout
13	Vimalnath	Pig
14	Anantan	Falcon
15	Dharmanath	Vraj
16	Shantinath	Deer
17	Kunthunath	Goat
18	Arnath	Nandhavarta
19	Mallinath	Kalash
20	Munisunath	Tortoise
21	Neminath	Neelkamal
22	Aristhnemi	Conch
23	Parshvanath	Snake
24	Mahavira Swami	Lion

 
1. Rishabhdev: -Rishabhdev is believed to have started Jainism so he is called Adinath. Rishabhdev is also mentioned in the Rig Veda. Besides, according to Vishnu Purana, he was the eighth incarnation of Vishnu.

7. Suparshvanath: - The symbol of Suparshvanath was a swastika, which is considered a sacred symbol of Jainism.

19. Mallinath: - The only woman was a Tirthankar and her symbol is Kalash which is considered to be a sacred symbol of Jainism.

22. Arishtanemi: - Arishtanemi is mentioned in Rigveda. Besides, he was the uncle's son of Lord Krishna. His symbol is conch.

23. Parshvanath: - Parshvanath is known as Chaturthi. He was the son of Raja Ashwasena of the Ishwaku dynasty of Kashi. Mahavir Swami was his follower. His symbol was the snake.