Here are very short, traditional life‑sketches (charitra) of the 24 Tirthankars of the current avasarpini. They preserve the Jain spiritual essence: auspicious birth, renunciation, attainment of Kevalgyan, establishment of the fourfold sangh, and final moksha. Where Digambar–Shvetambar details differ, it is noted.

1) Shri Rishabhdev (Adinath)

• First Tirthankar. Taught basic arts of living to humanity, later renounced, attained Kevalgyan, and ultimately moksha. Traditional accounts place moksha at Ashtapad.

2) Shri Ajitnath

• Royal birth at Ayodhya, great compassion and detachment; renounced, attained Kevalgyan, guided countless souls, attained moksha.

3) Shri Sambhavnath

• Auspicious prosperity marked his conception; ruled righteously, accepted diksha, attained Kevalgyan, preached, and attained moksha.

4) Shri Abhinandannath

• Known for serenity and humility; renounced royal life, attained Kevalgyan, led many on the path of right faith, knowledge, and conduct; attained moksha.

5) Shri Sumatinath

• Born with signs of purity and wisdom; embraced asceticism early, attained Kevalgyan, spread ahimsa and self‑restraint, attained moksha.

6) Shri Padmaprabha

• Lotus‑auspicious signs; renounced youthful luxuries, attained Kevalgyan, taught truth and discipline, attained moksha.

7) Shri Suparshvanath

• Compassionate and just; accepted diksha, attained Kevalgyan, upheld non‑violence and equanimity, attained moksha.

8) Shri Chandraprabha

• Moon‑like calm; left the throne, attained Kevalgyan through deep tapas, spread dharma, attained moksha.

9) Shri Suvidhinath (Pushpadant)

• Known for right conduct; renounced, attained Kevalgyan, emphasized practical purity of life, attained moksha.

10) Shri Sheetalnath

• “Sheetal” (cool, pacifying) nature; after wise rule, renounced, attained Kevalgyan, taught peace and restraint, attained moksha.

11) Shri Shreyansnath

• Naturally benevolent; embraced asceticism, attained Kevalgyan, guided many towards right living, attained moksha.

12) Shri Vasupujya

• Dispassion from youth; renounced, attained Kevalgyan, preached dharma; moksha at Champapuri (distinct from most others).

13) Shri Vimalnath

• “Vimal” (pure) conduct; renounced, attained Kevalgyan, led seekers to inner purity, attained moksha.

14) Shri Anantanath

• Infinite steadfastness; accepted diksha, attained Kevalgyan, spread the path of liberation, attained moksha.

15) Shri Dharmanath

• Embodiment of “dharma”; renounced, attained Kevalgyan, established many in vows and right conduct, attained moksha.

16) Shri Shantinath

• Known for profound shanti (peace); after renunciation, attained Kevalgyan, taught forgiveness and inner calm, attained moksha.

17) Shri Kunthunath

• Firm in vows; renounced sovereignty, attained Kevalgyan, guided with firmness and compassion, attained moksha.

18) Shri Aranath

• Protector of beings; embraced tapas, attained Kevalgyan, inspired fearlessness in dharma, attained moksha.

19) Shri Mallinath

• Supreme detachment and austerity; attained Kevalgyan and moksha. Tradition note: Shvetambar holds Mallinath as female in this birth; Digambar holds male—spiritual attainment is equally supreme in both traditions.

20) Shri Munisuvratnath

• Vow‑centered life; renounced, attained Kevalgyan, emphasized vows and inner purity, attained moksha.

21) Shri Naminath

• Deeply devotional and gentle; accepted diksha, attained Kevalgyan, encouraged compassion and right perception, attained moksha.

22) Shri Neminath (Aristanemi)

• Renounced on seeing the suffering of animals at his wedding‑feast; attained Kevalgyan; moksha at Girnar.

23) Shri Parshvanath

• Great protector of living beings; taught four vows (Digambar: integrated as core ascetic vows), attained Kevalgyan; moksha at Sammed Shikharji; closely associated with Dharanendra‑Padmavati episode in traditional charitra.

24) Shri Mahavir Swami

• Last Tirthankar of this cycle; perfected the path of five great vows, attained Kevalgyan, organized the sangh; moksha at Pavapuri.

Important traditional note on moksha‑kshetras

• Most Tirthankars (20) attain nirvana at Sammed Shikharji. Traditional exceptions are: Rishabhdev (Ashtapad), Vasupujya (Champapuri), Neminath (Girnar), and Mahavir (Pavapuri).

If you wish to read fuller traditional narratives (charitra) for individual Tirthankars, you can refer to these relevant JainKnowledge pages:

• Adinath (Rishabhdev) story
• Mahavir Swami (24th Tirthankar) overview

These summaries are given in a simple, devotional manner, aligned with Jain scriptures and traditional Jain charitras, preserving the spiritual intent without external interpretations.