In Jainism, each of the 24 Tirthankaras (spiritual teachers) is associated with a specific emblem or symbol known as a "lanchan" (लाञ्छन). Here is a list of the 24 Tirthankaras along with their respective lanchans:

1. Rishabhanatha (Adinatha) — Bull (वृषभ)
2. Ajitanatha — Elephant (गज)
3. Sambhavanatha — Horse (अश्व)
4. Abhinandananatha — Monkey (वानर)
5. Sumatinatha — Curlew or Heron (पक्षी, सुतार)
6. Padmaprabha — Red Lotus (लाल कमल)
7. Suparshvanatha — Swastika (स्वस्तिक)
8. Chandraprabha — Moon (चन्द्रमा)
9. Suvidhinatha (Pushpadanta) — Crocodile (मगर)
10. Shitalanatha — Shrivatsa Mark (श्रीवत्स)
11. Shreyansanatha — Rhinoceros (गैंडा)
12. Vasupujya — Buffalo (महिष)
13. Vimalanatha — Boar (सूअर)
14. Anantanatha — Falcon (बाज)
15. Dharmanatha — Thunderbolt (वज्र)
16. Shantinatha — Deer (हिरण)
17. Kunthunatha — Goat (बकरी)
18. Aranatha — Nandavarta (नंदावर्त)
19. Mallinatha — Water Pot or Kalasha (कलश)
20. Munisuvratanatha — Tortoise (कच्छप)
21. Naminatha — Blue Lotus (नीला कमल)
22. Neminatha — Conch (शंख)
23. Parshvanatha — Snake (सर्प)
24. Mahavira — Lion (सिंह)

These emblems are important in Jain iconography and help devotees identify the images and idols of the Tirthankaras.