Answer

If you mean the six khands of Airavata Kshetra, Jain cosmology says that Airavata Kshetra is divided into six sections, and the middle section is the Arya Khand; the other five are Mleccha Khands. The texts I found describe the division, but they do not give one fixed, special “winning sequence” for Airavata Kshetra. ( encyclopediaofjainism.com)

Explanation

In the Jain view, Bharata Kshetra and Airavata Kshetra are structured in the same way: a central civilized section, with five surrounding non-Arya sections. So if someone is asking about “winning” or conquering the six khands, the main traditional idea is simply conquering all six sections, not a universally fixed Airavata-only order. ( encyclopediaofjainism.com)

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain tradition, this geography is not meant to glorify conquest. The deeper message is that true victory is over ego, attachment, and passions. The Chakravarti ideal ultimately points toward renunciation, not worldly pride. ( jainfoundation.in)

Takeaway

So, the short answer is:

• Airavata Kshetra has 6 khands
• The center is Arya Khand
• The other 5 are Mleccha Khands
• No fixed Airavata-specific conquest sequence is clearly given in the sources I found ( encyclopediaofjainism.com)

If you want, I can also list the six khands of Airavata Kshetra in a simple diagram form.