Answer

In the commonly cited Jain accounts, Lord Rishabhadeva’s sons are named explicitly only in part, not as one universally fixed 100-name list. The sons that are clearly named in standard Jain summaries are: Bharata, Vrishabhasena, Anantavijaya, Anantavirya, Achyuta, Vira, Suvira, and Bahubali. ( jainqq.org)

Explanation

There is a small variation in how the tradition is presented:

• Some Jain texts say Yasasvati bore Bharata and seven other named sons, and Sunanda bore Bahubali and Sundari. ( jainqq.org)
• Other Jain summaries count 99 sons from one queen plus Bahubali from the other, making 100 sons in total. ( jainworld.jainworld.com)

So, while it is certain in Jain tradition that Rishabhadeva had 100 sons, the full complete name-list of all 100 is not consistently preserved in the commonly available sources; the names above are the ones most clearly and repeatedly mentioned. ( jainqq.org)

Spiritual Understanding

Rishabhadeva’s sons are remembered not just as royal children, but as part of the sacred Jain history of dharma, discipline, and renunciation. Bharata and Bahubali are especially revered because their lives reflect the contrast between worldly power and spiritual awakening. ( jainqq.org)

Takeaway

If you want the strictly named sons, the main list is: Bharata, Vrishabhasena, Anantavijaya, Anantavirya, Achyuta, Vira, Suvira, and Bahubali. The remaining sons are acknowledged in Jain tradition, but their individual names are not uniformly listed in the common sources. ( jainqq.org)