In Mahavideh Kshetra, there are 32 Vijays. A common Jain description lists them as: Kachchha, Sukkachchha, Mahakachchha, Kachchhavati, Avarta, Mangalavati, Pushkalavarta, Pushkalavati, Vatsa, Suvatsa, Mahavatsa, Vatsavati, Ankavati, Samyak, Ramaniya, Mangalavati, Shankha, Padmavati, Mahapadma, Suparshva, Gandhil, Gandhilavati, Nalini, Nalinavati, Kumuda, Nandivardhana, Vapravati, Balaka, Suvalgu, Gandhil, Gandhilavati. Spellings can vary slightly by tradition and OCR/text source. ( jainqq.org)

The 20 Viharman Tirthankars are present in the 5 Mahavideh Kshetras, with 4 in each Kshetra. The commonly given names are: Shri Simandhar Swami, Shri Yugmandhar Swami, Shri Bahu Swami, Shri Subahu Swami, Shri Sujatnath Swami, Shri Swayamprabha Swami, Shri Rushabhanan Swami, Shri Anantaveerya Swami, Shri Surprabha Swami, Shri Vishalprabha Swami, Shri Vajradhar Swami, Shri Chandranan Swami, Shri Chandrabahu Swami, Shri Bhujangdev Swami, Shri Ishwar Swami, Shri Nemprabha Swami, Shri Veersen Swami, Shri Mahabhadra Swami, Shri Devjas Swami, Shri Ajitsen Swami. ( jainqq.org)

If you want, I can also format this into a neat table with:

• 32 Vijays
• 4 Tirthankars in each of the 5 Mahavideh Kshetras