In Jain Dharma, the two main sects are:

1. Digambara
2. Shwetambara

From these, several sub-sects developed over time.

1) Digambara Jainism

Core belief: Digambaras emphasize complete renunciation, non-attachment, and the path of liberation through austerity, right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct.

Main sub-sects of Digambara

a) Bisapanthi

• Worship: They do idol worship in temples.
• Beliefs / practice:

- Follow temple rituals and ceremonial worship in a more traditional form. - Generally accept decoration of idols with flowers, ornaments, and offerings in worship.

b) Terapanthi (Digambara Terapanthi, not the Shwetambara Terapanthi)

• Worship: They also do idol worship, but in a simpler, stricter way.
• Beliefs / practice:

- Avoid many elaborate ritual practices. - Prefer cleaner, more disciplined temple worship. - Usually do not approve of excessive decorative rituals.

c) Taranpanthi

• Worship: They do not do idol worship in the usual temple style.
• Beliefs / practice:

- Follow the teachings of Taran Swami. - Give importance to spiritual knowledge, meditation, and scripture-based devotion. - Their worship is more non-idol and meditative.

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2) Shwetambara Jainism

Core belief: Shwetambaras also follow the Jain path of liberation, but differ from Digambaras in dress, monastic discipline, and worship traditions. Monks and nuns wear white clothes.

Main sub-sects of Shwetambara

a) Murtipujak (Deravasi)

• Worship: They worship idols of Tirthankaras in temples.
• Beliefs / practice:

- Perform temple पूजा, aarti, chaitya-vandana, and image worship. - Very temple-centered tradition. - The idol is worshipped as a symbol of the perfected soul of a Tirthankar.

b) Sthanakavasi

• Worship: They do not worship idols.
• Beliefs / practice:

- Worship and spiritual practice are done in sthanaks rather than temples. - Emphasize meditation, prayer, scriptural recitation, and non-idolatry. - Usually reject temple rituals and idol consecration.

c) Terapanthi (Shwetambara Terapanthi)

• Worship: They also do not worship idols.
• Beliefs / practice:

- Very disciplined and organized sect. - Strong emphasis on strict monastic code, self-discipline, meditation, and scripture study. - Follow one head acharya system and avoid many ritualistic forms.

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Simple summary

Idol-worshipping sects

• Digambara Bisapanthi
• Digambara Terapanthi
• Shwetambara Murtipujak

Non-idol sects

• Digambara Taranpanthi
• Shwetambara Sthanakavasi
• Shwetambara Terapanthi

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Main philosophical beliefs common to all Jain sects

All Jain sects generally accept:

• Ahimsa: non-violence
• Satya: truth
• Aparigraha: non-possessiveness
• Karma theory
• Liberation (moksha) through purification of the soul
• Tirthankaras as spiritual teachers

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Very short distinction

• Digambara: stricter renunciation, monks traditionally have no clothes.
• Shwetambara: monks and nuns wear white clothes.
• Murtipujak: idol worship
• Sthanakavasi / Terapanthi: non-idol worship
• Taranpanthi: non-idol, meditative tradition within Digambara

If you want, I can also give this in a clean chart form with sect → subsect → worship style → key belief.