If I may translate....
I believe the question is either which of the various Ninjutsu kamae (postures) do the practitioners of the arts prefer personally, or it's how many do you use?
Then Billy states that there are 12 kamae (which is not correct), as well as stating that they all look the same (again, not really correct), with some arts adding or subtracting a few. He provides the following list:
Also called Shizen no Kamae (TCJRNM), Hira no Kamae (most of the Ryu), known as Shizentai (without the "no kamae") in TYR and SFR.
Present in a number of Ryu, with different forms for Koto Ryu, and slight differences for other systems.
3 ichimonji no kame medle
"Middle", I'd assume based on the next two...
4 gedam ichimonji no kamae low
5 jodam ichimonji no kamae high
Realistically, these are just variations on the single kamae, not three different ones. While the first one Billy listed was referred to as "middle", here he's using Jodan (high level) and Gedan (low level).
6 togakure ryu icho no kamae
Togakure Ryu's Ichi no Kamae. A number of other kamae here as ryu-specific, so I'm not sure why this one is separated that way...
Both Togakure Ryu and Gyokko Ryu have a kamae referred to as Doko no Kamae, and, while there are certain similarities, they are noticably different.
8 hicho no kamae fly bird
Gyokko Ryu's single-leg kamae. Kukishinden Ryu then has Katate Hicho no Kamae as well, and there is a "Hicho" form of Hira Ichimonji in Koto Ryu.
Specific to Koto Ryu.
Kosei no Kamae is specific to Kukishinden Ryu, and there really isn't any other kamae that looks terribly much like it in the other Ryu.
Again, specific to Gyokko Ryu. The X is there because that's what "Jumonji" means (after a fashion, at least).
12 fudoza no kamae sitting kamae
Found in some forms for TYR, but mainly known from SFR... who refer to it simply as "Za Kamae"
Missing from this list is Tenchi Inyo no Kamae (Gyokko Ryu), Hannin no Kamae (Gyokko Ryu), Gassho no Kamae (Gyokko/Koto Ryu), Shoshin no Kamae (Gyokko Ryu), Seigan no Kamae (Koto Ryu), Bobi no Kamae (Koto Ryu), Seigan no Kamae (Kukishinden Ryu), Katate Hicho no Kamae (Kukishinden Ryu), Seigan no Kamae (Shinden Fudo Ryu Jutaijutsu), Katate Seigan no Kamae (Shinden Fudo Ryu Jutaijutsu), Katate Seigan no Kamae (Takagi Yoshin Ryu), Seiza no Kamae (Reiho), Kiza no Kamae (Takagi Yoshin Ryu), Happogakure no Kamae (Togakure Ryu), Hachimonji no Kamae (Togakure Ryu), Tonso no Kamae (Togakure Ryu), and numerous other incidental kamae, or kamae associated with action, such as Nage no Kamae and Nage Uchi no Kamae... so a few more than 12.
The Ten Chi Jin Ryaku no Maki lists 9 primary kamae, which are:
- Fudoza (SFR Jutaijutsu/TYR)
- Shizen no Kamae (SFR/TYR)
- Hira Ichimonji no Kamae (Gyokko Ryu)
- Ichimonji no Kamae (Gyokko Ryu)
- Doko no Kamae (Togakure Ryu)
- Hicho no Kamae (Gyokko Ryu)
- Hoko no Kamae (Koto Ryu)
- Kosei no Kamae (Kukishinden Ryu)
-Jumonji no Kamae (Gyokko Ryu)
As you can see, this is basically Billy's list without the variations of Ichimonji, or Togakure Ryu's Ichi no Kamae included.
this what ment by 12 kamae i can say all my fav but other have might just have one fav sorry went of topic
Here's the thing, though, Billy. You can't have a favourite. It doesn't work that way. If you have a favourite, you'll always try to be in that kamae... but it might not be right one for the attack. You let the situation dictate which kamae you'll use, not because it's a favourite of yours. So I'd advise not having favourites, but look at what each kamae is for, and learn to use them properly. But for that, you need a real teacher, not a home study course.