Short, accurate answer: Bhagwan Mahavir’s complete life history is not given in a single “stuti.” In the Jain tradition, his life is traditionally narrated in scriptures, not in one hymn.

Authoritative sources:

• Shwetambar tradition: the Mahavir Jina‑charitra section of the Kalpa Sutra (publicly recited during Paryushan).
• Both traditions study biographies like Acharya Hemachandra’s Trishashti Shalaka Purusha Charitra for detailed charitra (life) of Mahavir.

Note on “stuti”:

• Stutis (hymns) praise the Lord and sometimes mention key events (birth, diksha, kevaljnan, nirvan), but they do not usually present the full biography. Devotional pieces such as Mahavir Swami halardu or festival bhaktis recount highlights, not the entire charitra.

Sectarian note:

• Shwetambar: Kalpa Sutra is canonical and the Mahavir Janma Vanchan (birth reading) during Paryushan comes from it.
• Digambar: Do not use Kalpa Sutra as scripture; Mahavir’s life is learned from other accepted charitra‑texts, not a single stuti.

In essence: For the full life history, refer to the Kalpa Sutra (Shwetambar) and recognized charitra‑granths; there is no single universal “stuti” that covers his entire life.