Jain Iconography The table below is based on the Encyclopaedia Britannica, © 1979 (Micropaedia, article Tirthankara). Jain saviors are listed in chronological order according to the Jain tradition. Spelling has been changed in some cases for consistency, e.g., Adinatha -> Adinath. The suffix anatha means "Lord", and can be added to any of the names in the table, e.g. Adinath = "The First Lord."

Name	Translation	Symbol	Color
1. Adinath/Rishabha	the First	bull	gold
2. Ajitanath	invincible	elephant	gold
3. Sambhava	auspicious	horse	gold
4. Abhinandana	worship	ape	gold
5. Sumati/Suminath	wise	heron	gold
6. Padmaprabha	lotus-bright	lotus	red
7. Suparshva	good-sided	swastika	gold
8. Chandraprabha	moon-bright	moon	white
9. Suvidhi/Puspadanta	religious duties/blossom-toothed	makara	white
10. Shitala	coolness	shrivatsa	gold
11. Shreyamsha	good	rhinoceros	gold
12. Vasupujya	to be worshipped with possessions	buffalo	red
13. Vimala	clear	boar	gold
14. Ananta	endless	hawk/ram/bear	gold
15. Dharma	duty	thunderbolt (vajra)	gold
16. Shanti	peace	antelope/deer	gold
17. Kunthu	?	goat	gold
18. Ara	time	swastika/fish	gold
19. Malli	wrestler	water jar	blue
20. Suvrata/Munisuvrata	of good vows	tortoise	black
21. Nami	bowing down/eye-winking	blue lotus	gold
22. Aristanemi	(the wheel) whose rim is unblemished	conch	black
23. Parshvanath	earth	snake	green
24. Mahavira	great hero	lion	gold