Jainism

Rishabhadeva, the first Tirath- ankara, was the founder of Jainism.
The credit for the proper organisation and development, however, goes
to Vardhamana Maharvira, who was the 24th and last Tirathankara.
Parsva- natha was the 23rd Tirathankara of the Jainism.
Following were the 24 Tirathan- karas of Jainism—
1. Rishabhadeva
2. AjitNath
3. SambNatha
5. Sumit Nath
6. Padma Prabhu
7. Suparsva Nath
8. Chandra
9. Prabhu
10. Pushpadutta
11. Sheetal Nath
12. Sreyamsa Nath
13. Vasupujya
14. Vimal Nath
15. AnantNath
16. DharmaNath
17. KunthuNath
18. ArsaNath
4. Abhinandan
19. NaUi Nath
20. Muni Suvrata Nath
21. NemiNath
22. Nemi
23. ParsvaNath
24. Mahavira
Principles of Mahavira Swami
The first sermon was delivered by Mahavira Swami on the hills of
Vipulachal near Rajagriha. Jainism has the similarity with the
'Sankhya Dharma'. Mahavira presented tne revised version of the views
of Parsva Nath. 'Brahmacharya' was added by Mahavira to the cardinal
principles of Parsva Nath.