Answer

The 45 Jain Agams usually refer to the Śvetāmbara Jain canonical texts. They are traditionally grouped as:

• 11 Angas
• 12 Upangas
• 10 Prakirnakas
• 6 Chedasutras
• 4 Mulasutras
• 2 Chulikas

Explanation

1) 11 Angas

1. Acharanga
2. Sutrakritanga
3. Sthananga
4. Samavayanga
5. Bhagavati
6. Jnatadharmakatha
7. Upasakadasa
8. Antakriddasha
9. Anuttaropapatikadasha
10. Prashnavyakaranani
11. Vipaka Sutra

2) 12 Upangas

1. Aupapatika
2. Rajaprasniya
3. Jivajivabhigama
4. Prajnapana
5. Surya Prajnapti
6. Jambudvipa Prajnapti
7. Chandra Prajnapti
8. Nirayavali
9. Kalpavatamsika
10. Pushpika
11. Pushpachulika
12. Vrishnidasa

3) 10 Prakirnakas

1. Chatursharana
2. Aaturapratyakhyana
3. Bhaktaparijna
4. Sanstaraka
5. Tandulavaicharika
6. Candravedhyaka
7. Devendrastava
8. Ganividya
9. Mahapratyakhyana
10. Virastava

4) 6 Chedasutras

1. Nisitha
2. Vyavahara
3. Brihatkalpa
4. Dashashrutaskandha
5. Jitakalpa
6. Mahanisitha

5) 4 Mulasutras

1. Uttaradhyayana
2. Avashyaka
3. Dasavaikalika
4. Oghaniryukti

6) 2 Chulikas

1. Nandi
2. Anuyogadvara

Spiritual Understanding

These Agams are the foundation of Jain scriptural study in the Śvetāmbara tradition. They preserve teachings on:

• right conduct
• non-violence
• vows and discipline
• karma
• ascetic practice
• liberation of the soul

Takeaway

If you want, I can also give you:

• the 45 Agams in a clean table
• the 45 Agams in Gujarati
• or the division of Agams by category with meanings.