Answer

In Jain Dharma, “Do Tithi Acharya Pat Parampara” generally refers to the Acharya lineage connected with the Do Tithi tradition within the Śvetāmbara Mūrtipūjak Jain community.

The term “Do Tithi” means a tradition that observes two tithis in certain calendrical situations, especially where differences arise regarding Jain observances due to lunar calendar calculations.

Explanation

In Śvetāmbara Jain tradition, different gacchas and sampradāyas sometimes followed different methods for deciding religious dates such as:

• Paryushan dates
• Samvatsari
• Pakshik Pratikraman
• Important Jain tithis and parvas

The Do Tithi tradition is associated with a specific way of maintaining or observing tithis when calendar differences occur.

Acharya Pat Parampara means the succession of Acharyas in that tradition — that is, which Acharya followed whom as the spiritual head or holder of the “pat.”

Spiritual Understanding

Acharya parampara is important in Jain Dharma because it preserves:

• Scriptural learning
• Monastic discipline
• Ritual tradition
• Correct conduct according to that sampradāya
• Continuity of guru-shishya tradition

Important Note

There are different Jain communities and gacchas with their own Acharya lineages. To give the exact Do Tithi Acharya Pat Parampara list, I would need the specific tradition or gaccha you mean, such as:

• Tapā Gaccha
• Khartar Gaccha
• Tristutik Gaccha
• Any specific Derasar or Sangh tradition

Takeaway

Do Tithi Acharya Pat Parampara means the Acharya lineage of the Jain tradition that follows the Do Tithi practice. For an exact name-by-name lineage, the specific gaccha or sampradāya must be known.