Eleven chief disciples leading nine gaṇas: five with five hundred monks each, two with two hundred and fifty, four with three hundred. Only one line of the eleven has descendants today.
The Kalpasūtra names them with their gotras and their following: Indrabhūti, Agnibhūti and Vāyubhūti of the Gautama gotra, five hundred śramaṇas each; Ārya Vyakta of the Bhāradvāja, five hundred; Ārya Sudharman of the Agniveśyāyana, five hundred; Maṇḍikaputra of the Vāsiṣṭha and Mauryaputra of the Kāśyapa, two hundred and fifty each; Akampita of the Gautama and Acalabhrātṛ of the Hārītāyana, three hundred each and one gaṇa between them; Metārya and Prabhāsa, both Kauṇḍinya, three hundred each and one gaṇa between them. Eleven men, nine gaṇas, four thousand two hundred monks.
Nine of the eleven attained mokṣa in Mahāvīra's lifetime and Indrabhūti Gautama shortly after; their pupils passed to Sudharman. The map draws the eleven as a fan at the crown, each bar as wide as his following, and lets ten of them end there.
The string of elders, as a tree — The eleven gaṇadharas highlighted