Answer

Yes. In Jain tradition, Bharat Chakravarti is understood as tadbhav mokshgami.

That means he attained moksha in the same birth.

Explanation

Bharat Chakravarti was the eldest son of Bhagwan Rishabhdev, the first Tirthankar of the present Avasarpini. He became a great Chakravarti emperor.

According to Jain tradition, later in life he developed deep vairagya, renounced worldly attachment, and attained kevaljnan. After destroying all karmas, he attained moksha in that very life.

Spiritual Understanding

Bharat Chakravarti’s life teaches that even the highest worldly power and wealth are temporary. True victory is not conquering kingdoms, but conquering attachment, ego, and passions.

Takeaway

Bharat Chakravarti was tadbhav mokshgami, because he attained liberation in the same birth.