The Uttaradhyayana Sutra is one of the most important scriptures in Jainism, particularly for the Śvētāmbara sect. It is a canonical text containing the final teachings of Lord Mahavira and is composed in Prakrit. The text is divided into 36 chapters (adhyayanas or lectures), each focusing on different aspects of Jain philosophy, ethics, conduct, and spiritual practice.

Here is a list of the 36 chapters of the Uttaradhyayana Sutra:

1. The Story of the Monk (Muni)
2. The Law (Dharma)
3. Conduct (Charitra)
4. The True Monk (Sādhu)
5. The Story of Kesi
6. The Story of Nami
7. The Righteousness (Samyaktva)
8. The Path of Liberation
9. The Story of Elephant
10. The Story of the Lion
11. The Story of the Peacock
12. The Story of the Swans
13. The Story of the Heron
14. The Story of the Parrot
15. The Story of the Crow
16. The Story of the Owl
17. The Story of the Partridge
18. The Story of the Cock
19. The Story of the Quail
20. The Story of the Hawk
21. The Story of the Fish
22. The Story of the Tortoise
23. The Story of the Frog
24. The Story of the Snake
25. The Story of the Mouse
26. The Story of the Cat
27. The Story of the Dog
28. The Story of the Jackal
29. The Story of the Wolf
30. The Story of the Bear
31. The Story of the Hyena
32. The Story of the Tiger
33. The Story of the Deer
34. The Story of the Monkey
35. The Story of the Squirrel
36. The Story of the Hare

Note: The chapter names in English can vary depending on translation and commentary. Some chapters are stories to illustrate moral and philosophical teachings, while others are discourses on ethical conduct, meditation, renunciation, and spiritual wisdom. Many chapters are didactic and use stories, analogies, and dialogues between Mahavira and his disciples or other seekers.

If you want the original Prakrit chapter names or a more detailed summary of each chapter, please let me know!