All tirthankar ages

In Jainism, each of the 24 Tirthankaras of the current Avasarpini (descending half-cycle of time) is believed to have had a specific lifespan, which is described in Jain scriptures. These lifespans are traditionally stated in enormous numbers, especially for the earlier Tirthankaras, reflecting the Jain cosmological view of immense time cycles.

Here are the names of the Tirthankaras along with their traditional ages as given in Jain texts (mainly Śvetāmbara tradition; Digambara numbers may vary slightly):

1. Rishabhanatha (Adinath): 8,400,000 purva (approx. 100 trillion years)
2. Ajitanatha: 7,200,000 purva
3. Sambhavanatha: 6,000,000 purva
4. Abhinandananatha: 5,000,000 purva
5. Sumatinatha: 4,000,000 purva
6. Padmaprabha: 3,000,000 purva
7. Suparshvanatha: 2,000,000 purva
8. Chandraprabha: 1,000,000 purva
9. Pushpadanta (Suvidhinath): 200,000 purva
10. Shitalanatha: 100,000 purva
11. Shreyansanatha: 8,400,000 years
12. Vasupujya: 7,200,000 years
13. Vimalanatha: 6,000,000 years
14. Anantanatha: 3,000,000 years
15. Dharmanatha: 1,000,000 years
16. Shantinatha: 100,000 years
17. Kunthunatha: 95,000 years
18. Aranatha: 84,000 years
19. Mallinatha: 56,000 years
20. Munisuvratanatha: 30,000 years
21. Naminatha: 10,000 years
22. Neminatha: 1,000 years
23. Parshvanatha: 100 years
24. Mahavira: 72 years

Note:

• "Purva" is an ancient Jain measure of time, with one purva being an extremely large period (much longer than a year).
• These ages are symbolic and reflect Jain cosmology, not historical chronology.
• The ages decrease progressively as time moves forward in the Avasarpini cycle.
• Mahavira, the 24th Tirthankara, lived in recorded history and is believed to have lived for 72 years (599–527 BCE according to Śvetāmbara tradition).

If you wish to know more about any specific Tirthankara or the meaning of these time units, please ask!