In Jainism, Anuttara Viman refers to the "highest celestial abodes" where the most elevated celestial beings (devas) reside before their final birth, which is often as a Tirthankara or a liberated soul. These are the top four heavens in the upper world (Urdhva Loka).

The names of the four Anuttara Vimans and their presiding deities (Indras) are:

1. Sarvārthasiddhi Viman

- Indra: Sarvārthasiddhi

1. Sudharma Viman

- Indra: Sudharma

1. Sukra Viman

- Indra: Sukra

1. Prānat Viman

- Indra: Prānat

These celestial beings (Anuttara Devs) are considered to have attained a very high level of spiritual merit and are believed to be in their last birth as celestial beings before attaining liberation (moksha) in their subsequent human birth.

References:

• Jain Tattva Darshan
• Samayasāra by Acharya Kundkund
• Jain Cosmology texts