In Jain cosmology, time moves in cycles and is divided into two halves: Utsarpini (ascending) and Avasarpini (descending). Each half is further split into six periods or aara (ages). In every aara, different beings from the celestial realms are described, and a Tirthankar (a liberated soul who teaches the Jain path) appears when the era is favorable to a new Tirthankar.

If you are asking about the 6th aara specifically, the texts say that new gods and a new Tirthankar will arise in that period, but the exact names of those beings can vary between different Jain canons and sects (Digambara vs. Śvetāmbara). The tradition emphasizes the general pattern rather than fixed, universally agreed-upon names for the beings of that particular aara.

For precise, source-text details (including which Tirthankar or deities are described for the 6th aara in a given canon), you would need to consult the Jain Agamas or credible Jain study resources from your tradition. If you’d like, tell me which tradition (Digambara or Śvetāmbara) you follow, and I can summarize the relevant canonical references more specifically.