glyph numbers are counted from Ab8-41
Ab4-33	Ab4-34	Ab4-35	Ab4-36 (995)	Ab4-37	Ab4-38
Ab4-39	Ab4-40	Ab4-41 (1000)	Ab4-42

995 / 2 = 497.5 > 368. Therefore we can begin counting days from the 1st of those 300 (which apparently stretch from winter solstice to Te Pei). Ab4-36 will then be glyph number 995 - 736 = 259:

glyph numbers are counted from Ab1-22
Ab4-32	Ab4-33 (256)	Ab4-34	Ab4-35	Ab4-36 (259)	Ab4-37
128		129		day 260 / 2 = 130
Ab4-38	Ab4-39	Ab4-40	Ab4-41 (264)
131		132

Let us compare with G, to see how day 130 (counted from winter solstice) is described in that text:

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	Ga3-6 (66)	Ga3-7	Ga3-8	Ga3-9

The season is early spring. Both 3-6 and 66 are significant and we can conclude that day 130 is special. There is a 'break in time' from day 130 to day 131:

day 130	manu rere	tagata	day 131
	Ab4-37 (260)	Ab4-38
	Ga3-6 (66)	Ga3-7

The 'fists' are closed. Ua (Ab4-40) is still in command, and tapa mea is reversed.