In Digambar Jain Terapanth, there is no separate, fixed set of “Terapanthi gotras” for everyone.

A few key points:

1. Terapanth = Panth (sect), not a gotra

- “Digambar Terapanth” is a reform movement/sect inside Digambar Jainism. - It is about certain views and temple‑practices (like rejection of some rituals), not about changing your family gotra.

1. Gotra stays according to your community / family line

- Jains in the Digambar Terapanth tradition generally keep the same gotra they already had as Oswal, Khandelwal, Agarwal, Jaiswal, etc. - So an Oswal family in Terapanth will use Oswal‑type gotras, a Khandelwal family will use Khandelwal‑type gotras, and so on. - Because of this, there is no single, common list of “Terapanthi gotras”.

1. Gotra lists differ by samaj and region

- Some communities follow a list of 84 gotras, others have slightly different names or counts. - Even inside Terapanth, the actual gotra names depend on which vaṇik / samaj and which region your family belongs to.

1. How to know your own gotra

- Ask elders in your family (grandparents, chacha, mama, etc.). - Check old marriage cards, family registers (vahi), or community records. - Ask at your local Digambar Terapanthi sangh/derasar; sometimes they keep line‑wise data.

From the view of Jain dharma, spiritual progress depends on samyak darshan, samyak gyan, samyak charitra, not on having a special Terapanthi gotra.

You can read a simple explanation of Terapanth here