By how many name bhagwan Mahavir known as

Mahavira is known by many names and epithets in Jain literature. Here are some of the common ones, with their simple meanings:

• Vardhamana — birth name (the one who grows).
• Mahavira — “great hero” or mighty one.
• Jinendra/Jina-endra — lord of conquest; the conqueror of passions.
• Arihant — one who has conquered inner enemies and attained kevala jnana.
• Shramana/Sramana-nath — the great ascetic or spiritual monk.
• Niggantha/Brahman — older names used in some scriptures for a renouncer.
• Bhagwan — respectful title used for a venerable spiritual teacher.
• Tirthankara — ford-maker, the supreme teacher who establishes the Jain path.

Note: Exact epithets and spellings can vary a little between Digambara and Śvetāmbara traditions, but the spiritual significance remains the same.

You can read more about the 24 Tirthankaras (including Mahavira) here and here .