Answer

In Jain tradition, Bhagwan Rishabhdev is revered as the first Tirthankar and the first teacher of civilized human life. He taught different arts, skills, and sciences to society.

However, the complete and exact list of all 64 kalās specifically taught by Bhagwan Rishabhdev is not uniformly preserved in one universally accepted Jain scriptural list across all traditions.

Sorry, I can only provide information that is clearly established within Jain tradition.

Explanation

What is clearly accepted in Jain tradition is that Bhagwan Rishabhdev taught humanity:

• Asi — weaponry and protection
• Masi — writing and knowledge systems
• Krishi — agriculture
• Vidya — learning and education
• Vanijya — trade and commerce
• Shilpa — crafts, arts, and skills

He also taught men and women various practical arts needed for organized social life. His daughters are traditionally associated with important knowledge systems:

• Brahmi — associated with script/writing
• Sundari — associated with numbers/mathematics

Spiritual Understanding

The main Jain understanding is not merely that Bhagwan Rishabhdev taught worldly arts, but that he guided humanity from an uncultured condition toward disciplined, ethical, and organized living.

Takeaway

Bhagwan Rishabhdev is honored as the founder of human civilization in this era, but I should not invent a fixed list of 64 kalās unless it is clearly and reliably established within Jain tradition.