Among Digambar Jains there is no single, fixed “Digamber gotra list” that applies to everyone.

• Traditionally people talk about “84 gotras”, but:

- The names and even the count vary by community (Oswal, Porwal, Khandelwal, Parwar, Jaiswal, etc.). - Each regional/community tradition keeps its own list; they don’t fully match each other.

• Jain Āgamas and main Digambar scriptures do not prescribe a compulsory, uniform gotra system for laypeople.
• Because of this, any “one list of Digambar gotras” you see is only valid for that particular community or region, not for all Digambar Jains.

So, honestly, instead of giving you a mixed or misleading partial list, it is better to say clearly:

> There is no universally accepted list of ‘Digambar gotras’. > Gotras are community‑wise and recorded in local/community genealogies, not in one central Digambar scripture.

If you tell me your specific community and region (e.g. “Digambar Parwar from Bundelkhand”, “Digambar Oswal from Rajasthan”, “Digambar Jaiswal from [place]”), I can then talk about how gotras work in that particular group.

You can read a short note on this topic here