Answer

In Jain tradition, the “72 Tirthankaras” usually means:

• 24 past Tirthankaras
• 24 present Tirthankaras
• 24 future Tirthankaras

So the total becomes 72. ( msjs.org.au)

If you want the commonly listed 24 present Tirthankaras, they are:

1. Rishabhanatha
2. Ajitanatha
3. Sambhavanatha
4. Abhinandananatha
5. Sumatinatha
6. Padmaprabha
7. Suparshvanatha
8. Chandraprabha
9. Suvidhinatha
10. Shitalanatha
11. Shreyansanatha
12. Vasupujya
13. Vimalanatha
14. Anantanatha
15. Dharmanatha
16. Shantinatha
17. Kunthunatha
18. Aranatha
19. Mallinatha
20. Munisuvrata
21. Naminatha
22. Neminatha
23. Parshvanatha
24. Mahavira ( s3.amazonaws.com)

Explanation

In ordinary Jain usage, people most often speak of the 24 Tirthankaras of the current time cycle. The idea of 72 comes from counting the 24 Tirthankaras of the past, present, and future together. ( msjs.org.au)

Spiritual Understanding

Tirthankaras show the path of liberation through right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct. Remembering their names is a way of cultivating reverence and staying connected with Jain Dharma. ( jainworld.jainworld.com)

Takeaway

If by “72 Tirthankara list” you mean the full traditional count, it is 24 past + 24 present + 24 future = 72. If you want, I can also give the full 72 list in a clean table format.