Answer

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

Explanation

Your question seems to ask for the complete shloka/stavan used in the Terapanthi tradition for remembering the 20 Nirvan Tirthankars, along with its meaning.

However, I should not generate sacred text unless the exact wording is certain. Different Jain traditions and sub-traditions may use different recitations, names, order, or verses for remembering the 20 Tirthankars who attained Nirvana at Sammed Shikharji.

Clearly Established Jain Understanding

In Jain tradition, out of the 24 Tirthankars:

• 20 Tirthankars attained Nirvana at Sammed Shikharji.
• Rishabhdev Bhagwan attained Nirvana at Ashtapad.
• Vasupujya Bhagwan attained Nirvana at Champapuri.
• Neminath Bhagwan attained Nirvana at Girnar.
• Mahavir Swami Bhagwan attained Nirvana at Pawapuri.

The 20 Tirthankars associated with Sammed Shikharji are traditionally remembered as:

• Ajitnath Bhagwan
• Sambhavnath Bhagwan
• Abhinandannath Bhagwan
• Sumatinath Bhagwan
• Padmaprabhu Bhagwan
• Suparshvanath Bhagwan
• Chandraprabhu Bhagwan
• Pushpadant / Suvidhinath Bhagwan
• Shitalnath Bhagwan
• Shreyansnath Bhagwan
• Vimalnath Bhagwan
• Anantnath Bhagwan
• Dharmanath Bhagwan
• Shantinath Bhagwan
• Kunthunath Bhagwan
• Aranath Bhagwan
• Mallinath Bhagwan
• Munisuvrat Swami Bhagwan
• Naminnath Bhagwan
• Parshvanath Bhagwan

Meaning

Remembering these 20 Nirvan Tirthankars means offering reverence to those Arihant Bhagwans who destroyed all karmas and attained Siddhahood from Sammed Shikharji.

Their remembrance inspires:

• faith in moksha
• detachment from worldly attachments
• purification of thoughts
• reverence for Tirthankar Bhagwans
• devotion toward the path of liberation

Takeaway

If you can provide the exact Terapanthi shloka or first line of the verse you are referring to, I can explain its meaning respectfully and accurately.