Jain cosmology speaks of Devalok (Svarga) as the heavenly abodes where Devas reside. The common Jain classification lists:

• 6 lower Dev Lokas (Kalpas): Saudharma, Ishana, Sanatkumara, Mahendra, Brahma, Lantava
• 16 upper Dev Lokas (Anuttara): higher heavens beyond the Kalpas

So, in these standard lists, there are 6 + 16 = 22 Devalok in the Deva-loka. Some discussions note a larger scheme in which more abodes or divisions are described, but the primary, widely taught division among Devalok in Jain texts is 6 lower Kalpas and 16 upper Anuttara, totaling 22. Different Jain traditions (Digambar vs. Svetambar) may give slightly varied enumerations or names for certain heavens, but the general idea remains that Devalok consists of multiple heavenly realms above the middle world.

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