In Jain tradition, “52 Vīra-dev” (bāvan vīr) are guardian warrior-devas connected mainly with Kṣetrapāl, Ghantākarṇa Mahāvīr, Manibhadra Veer etc., especially in some Śvetāmbara tantric / folk traditions.

They are not listed in the Jain Āgams, so different traditions may recite slightly different names. One commonly used list is:

1. Khetarpāl Veer
2. Kapil Veer
3. Batuk Veer
4. Narsingh Veer
5. Gopal Veer
6. Bhairav Veer
7. Garud Veer
8. Mahākāl Veer
9. Kāl Veer
10. Swarn Veer
11. Raktswarn (Rakt-swarna) Veer
12. Devsen Veer
13. Ghantapath Veer
14. Rudra Veer
15. Terasaṅgh Veer
16. Varun Veer
17. Gandharv Veer
18. Hans Veer
19. Rudra Veer (second form)
20. Wāhī Veer
21. Priyamitra Veer
22. Karu Veer
23. Adr̥śya (Adrashya) Veer
24. Vallabh Veer
25. Vajra Veer
26. Mahākāl Veer (second form)
27. Mahālabh Veer
28. Tugbhadra Veer
29. Vidhadhar Veer
30. Ghantākarn Mahāvīr
31. Bhedanad Veer
32. Vibhīṣaṇ Veer
33. Fahetak Veer
34. Patra Veer
35. Khadag Veer
36. Nāghast Veer
37. Pradyumna (Praduman) Veer
38. Shamshanyār Veer
39. Bhrudag Veer
40. Kākeleker Veer
41. Kamphillabh (Kamphilabh) Veer
42. Asthimukh Veer
43. Retovedh Veer
44. Nakul Veer
45. Shunak Veer
46. Kālmukh Veer
47. Bhūtbhairav Veer
48. Piśāch Veer
49. Trimukh Veer
50. Dachak Veer
51. Attlāḍ Veer
52. Wasmitra Veer

Spiritual point to remember: Worship of these vīras is always meant to remain secondary and supportive. In pure Jain dharma, the main focus of śraddhā and bhakti is always on the Arihant, Siddha, Āchārya, Upādhyāya and Sādhu, as expressed in the Navkār Mantra.

You can also read a short note about “52 Veers of Manibhadra Veer” on JainKnowledge here: