Yes. In Jain cosmology, “Chovisi” means the set of 24 Tirthankaras in a given time-cycle.

Important point first

There are not only 3 Chovisis in total. Rather, in the time-cycle of Bharat Kshetra, there are:

• Past Chovisi — the 24 Tirthankaras of the previous half-cycle
• Current Chovisi — the 24 Tirthankaras of the present half-cycle
• Future Chovisi — the 24 Tirthankaras of the next half-cycle

So in Jain belief, every half-cycle of time has one Chovisi of 24 Tirthankaras.

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1) Current Chovisi

This is the present Chovisi of the current Avasarpini Kaal.

24 Tirthankaras of the current Chovisi

1. Rishabhdev
2. Ajitnath
3. Sambhavnath
4. Abhinandannath
5. Sumatinath
6. Padmaprabhu
7. Suparshvanath
8. Chandraprabhu
9. Pushpadanta / Suvidhinath
10. Shitalnath
11. Shreyansnath
12. Vasupujya
13. Vimalnath
14. Anantanath
15. Dharmanath
16. Shantinath
17. Kunthunath
18. Aranath
19. Mallinath
20. Munisuvrat
21. Naminath
22. Neminath
23. Parshvanath
24. Mahavir Swami

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2) Past Chovisi

The past Chovisi means the 24 Tirthankaras of the previous Avasarpini cycle in Bharat Kshetra.

Traditional understanding

In Jain cosmology, the names of the 24 Tirthankaras repeat in each Chovisi. So the past Chovisi also has the same 24 names, but they were different souls who attained Tirthankar status in that earlier cycle.

Past Chovisi list

1. Rishabhdev
2. Ajitnath
3. Sambhavnath
4. Abhinandannath
5. Sumatinath
6. Padmaprabhu
7. Suparshvanath
8. Chandraprabhu
9. Pushpadanta / Suvidhinath
10. Shitalnath
11. Shreyansnath
12. Vasupujya
13. Vimalnath
14. Anantanath
15. Dharmanath
16. Shantinath
17. Kunthunath
18. Aranath
19. Mallinath
20. Munisuvrat
21. Naminath
22. Neminath
23. Parshvanath
24. Mahavir Swami

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3) Future Chovisi

The future Chovisi is the 24 Tirthankaras who will appear in the next Utsarpini cycle.

Again, the same 24 names are traditionally given, though they will be future souls who become Tirthankaras.

Future Chovisi list

1. Rishabhdev
2. Ajitnath
3. Sambhavnath
4. Abhinandannath
5. Sumatinath
6. Padmaprabhu
7. Suparshvanath
8. Chandraprabhu
9. Pushpadanta / Suvidhinath
10. Shitalnath
11. Shreyansnath
12. Vasupujya
13. Vimalnath
14. Anantanath
15. Dharmanath
16. Shantinath
17. Kunthunath
18. Aranath
19. Mallinath
20. Munisuvrat
21. Naminath
22. Neminath
23. Parshvanath
24. Mahavir Swami

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Key Jain principle behind this

In Jain belief:

• Time is cyclical
• It has two halves:

- Utsarpini — ascending period - Avasarpini — descending period

• In each half-cycle, there are 24 Tirthankaras
• So the Chovisi repeats in every cycle

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A few important clarifications

1) Are the names always the same?

Yes, in the traditional Jain view, the names of the 24 Tirthankaras remain the same in each Chovisi.

2) Are they the same individual souls?

No. The names are the same, but the souls are different in different cycles, except in traditional belief some special beings are linked through repeated spiritual identity in a broad cosmic sense. But for practical devotion, we refer to the same 24 names across cycles.

3) Which Chovisi do most Jains recite?

Usually, devotees recite the current Chovisi, especially the names of the 24 present Tirthankaras.

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Simple summary

• Past Chovisi = 24 Tirthankaras of the previous time cycle
• Current Chovisi = 24 Tirthankaras of the present time cycle
• Future Chovisi = 24 Tirthankaras of the next time cycle
• In Jain tradition, the same 24 names are used for each Chovisi

If you want, I can also give this in a clean table format or in Gujarati/Sanskrit/Prakrit style names.