Certainly! In Jain cosmology, Chakravartis are universal monarchs who rule over the six continents (Kshetra) in each half-cycle of time. According to Jain tradition, in every Utsarpini kaal (ascending half-cycle), there are 12 Chakravartis.

Both Digambara and Shvetambara sects largely agree on the names of the 12 Chakravartis for the current Utsarpini. Here is the list as per both traditions:

12 Chakravartis of the Present Utsarpini (Ascending Cycle)

1. Bharata
2. Sagara
3. Maghavan
4. Sanatkumara
5. Shantinath (also a Tirthankara – 16th)
6. Kunthunath (also a Tirthankara – 17th)
7. Aranath (also a Tirthankara – 18th)
8. Subhauma
9. Padmanabha
10. Harishena
11. Jayasen
12. Brahmadatta

Notes:

• The first three Chakravartis—Bharata, Sagara, and Maghavan—are sons or descendants of Rishabhanatha (the first Tirthankara).
• Shantinath, Kunthunath, and Aranath are both Tirthankaras and Chakravartis.
• The names are consistent in both Digambara and Shvetambara traditions, though sometimes minor variations in spelling may be found.

If you need more detailed stories or significance about each Chakravarti, please let me know!