In Jain cosmology, time is divided into cycles, with each cycle (kalachakra) having ascending (utsarpini) and descending (avasarpini) halves. The current period is the avasarpini, and most of Jain literature details the prominent beings (such as Tirthankaras and Chakravartis) of this era.

However, Jain scriptures also mention that in the future utsarpini kaal (ascending half-cycle), similar great souls—Tirthankaras, Chakravartis, Baladevas, and Vasudevas—will arise, but their specific names are not detailed as elaborately as for the avasarpini.

Names of Chakravartis in Utsarpini Kaal:

According to Jain tradition, there will be 12 Chakravartis (universal monarchs) in each half-cycle (avasarpini and utsarpini), making a total of 24 in a full time cycle. The names and details of the 12 Chakravartis of the current (avasarpini) cycle are well-known (like Bharata, Sagara, etc.), but the specific names of the 12 Chakravartis of the future utsarpini kaal are not described in canonical texts.

Summary:

• There will be 12 Chakravartis in the utsarpini kaal.
• Their names are not specified in Jain scriptures.
• Only the number and the fact of their existence are mentioned.

Reference:

• Jainism's main scriptures (like the Kalpasutra, Adipurana, and others) discuss the cycles and enumerate the great beings for avasarpini, but for utsarpini, the details remain unspecified, indicating a cyclical repetition but not naming the future Chakravartis.

If you need the names of the 12 Chakravartis of the current avasarpini, I can provide those.