heavy hitter 1 and 2 dont stack (theyre both trait bonuses)
no clue on the rest (no time to check right now).
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You can't be a hungry Ghost/Master of many and qinggong monk at the same time. There are overlaps.
Incorrect.
Hungry Ghost and MoMS stack with each other, and Qinggong stacks with EVERYTHING.
So yes, his archetype stacking is legal.
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My monks level 5 i am a hungry ghost/master of many style, qinggong, monk vows arch type it works no over laps right? that is the first question. second i take ki arrows and true strike as my jump and slow fall ability changes, i have heavey hitter 1 and 2 for traits and my dual style is tiger style and claw and dragon style and ferocity i am wondering when i twin claw attack as i call it with the first attack of the round does dragon style and ferocity str bonuses affect that single attack? And can i true strike that single attack and use it with Ki arrow?
Next is... would that work with cleave and great cleave?
1:Yep, they stack.
2:If I understand the question correctly, you are asking here about if Dragon Style and Ferocity apply, right? If so, then as I understand it, you get 2*Str to the first unarmed damage roll and then 1.5*Str to the second, or [and this I'm not sure on] if you power attack you get 2.5*Str and 1.5*Str or 2*Str with both.3:You can True Strike either and use it the next round, but with Ki Arrow you cannot use Tiger Claws as the spells says as if you hit it with a single unarmed strike, and because the attack from the spell is [presumably] a free action like scorching ray, and can't be used as a full-round. Dragon Style and Ferocity would both apply however, since they both apply to an unarmed strike and ki arrow says as if you had hit it with an unarmed strike.
4:Any Melee weapon can be used with Cleave/Great Cleave, but no ranged weapons IIRC.