In Jainism, the "Ten Dharmas" (Dasalakshana Dharma) refer to the ten supreme virtues or cardinal principles that are central to the spiritual path, especially highlighted during the Das Lakshana Parva (a significant Jain festival). The ten dharmas are:

1. Uttam Kshama (Supreme Forgiveness)
2. Uttam Mardava (Supreme Humility)
3. Uttam Arjava (Supreme Straightforwardness or Honesty)
4. Uttam Shauch (Supreme Contentment or Purity)
5. Uttam Satya (Supreme Truthfulness)
6. Uttam Sanyam (Supreme Self-restraint)
7. Uttam Tapa (Supreme Austerity or Penance)
8. Uttam Tyaga (Supreme Renunciation)
9. Uttam Akinchanya (Supreme Non-attachment)
10. Uttam Brahmacharya (Supreme Celibacy or Chastity)

These virtues guide Jains in their ethical and spiritual conduct, leading towards liberation (moksha).