another thing, you think old Chinese and Japanese masters never disagreed with each other in the early history of their styles? of course they did. chaiya is not young but it is only really recently coming back into the limelight.
most of us Westerners suffer from an orientalist view on the east, where everything is like the films. people fight, people disagree and its only by our opinion that they have soiled themselves in terms of reputation. the true spirit of chaiya is being taught here. most people who are really very good at the martial art they practise can teach not only the techniques but the spirit too.
i say again, untrue or not, kru mud (as well as the other masters) teach chaiya and they do it well. us westerners are far too blinded by our arrogance to accept simple truths like that, we need evidence for everything, and who is to say we are right?
i dont want to argue with you, you may disagree with what i am saying, but i really started this thread to talk about learning chaiya and other boran forms, not to nitpick about details that in the grand scheme of things, matter very little.