Kuldevi (family deity) for Jain communities like Jaiswal can vary by gotra and family tradition. There isn’t a single universal Kuldevi for all Jaiswal Jains.

• Common possibilities (depending on the tradition):

- Shwetambar/Jain families: Padmavati, Chakreshwari, and Ambika are often honoured as Kuldevi in many Shwetambar lineages. - Digambar/Jain lineages: Jwalamalini (Kushmandinī) and Ambikā are sometimes kept as Kuldevi, again by specific family traditions. - Oswal/Dugar (one Oswal sub-group): Suswani Mataji (often linked to Morkhana or Osian regional worship) is a widely noted Kuldevi in many Dugar families; Sachiya Mata is also revered in broader Oswal circles.

Because Kuldevi is a family-specific tradition, to identify your exact Kuldevi you should check with your family elders, look at your ancestral town or gotra, or review your wedding/ritual records where a Kuldevi name is usually noted. If you share your gotra and whether your family follows Shwetambar or Digambar practice, I can point to the most likely Kuldevi for your lineage.

You can read more about how Kuldevi works in Jain families here and here .