In Jain tradition, “Veer Devas” are protective deities, but there is not one universally fixed, canonical list of exactly 54 Veer Devas accepted across all Jain sects and communities. The names and grouping can vary by tradition, region, and the specific stavan, book, or ritual text being followed. ( en.wikipedia.org)

For example, Manibhadra Vir is described as a vīra-deva, and Ghantakarna Vir is also treated as a Jain protective deity in Jain devotional literature. ( en.wikipedia.org)

So, if someone mentions the “54 Veer Devas,” they usually mean a particular traditional list used in a specific Jain practice, not a single all-India standard list. ( en.wikipedia.org)

If you want, I can also help identify the exact 54-name list from a specific Jain text or stavan.