Manzil	Ruling star	RA day		Begins on	Number of days
Sheratan	β Arietis	27.4	27.4	17 May (137)	14	14
Pleione	28 Tauri	56.3	28.9	31 May (151)	13	27
1 Albatain	27 Tauri (?)	56.3	0.0	13 June (164)	13	40
2 Al Tuwaibe'	α Tauri	68.2	11.9	26 June (177)	13	53
3 Heka	λ Orionis	83.2	15.0	9 July (190)	13	66
4 Alhena	γ Gemini	103.8	20.6	22 July (203)	13	79
5 Murzim	β Canis Min. (?)	111.6	7.8	4 Aug (216)	13	92
6 An Nathra	ε Cancri	130.4	18.8	17 Aug (229)	13	105
7 Alterf	λ Leonis	143.4	13.0	30 Aug (242)	13	118
8 Dschuba	γ Leonis	155.5	12.1	12 Sept (255)	13	131
9 Azzubra	δ Leonis	169.2	13.7	25 Sept (268)	13	144
10 Assarfa	β Leonis	178.3	9.1	8 Oct (281)	13	157
11 Auva	γ Virginis	191.5	13.2	21 Oct (294)	13	170
12 Simak	α Virginis	202.7	11.2	3 Nov (307)	13	183
13 Syrma	ι Virginis	215.6	12.9	16 Nov (320)	13	196
14 Az Zubana	α Librae	224.2	8.6	29 Nov (333)	13	209
15 Akleel	α Corona Borealis	235.7	11.5	12 Dec (346)	13	222
16 Qalb al Akraab	α Scorpii	249.1	13.4	25 Dec (359)	9	231
17 Shaula	λ Scorpii	265.3	16.2	3 Jan (368)	13	244
18 Al Naam	ζ, σ Sagittarii	287.9	22.6	16 Jan (381)	13	257
19 Al Baldaah¹	π Sagittarii	290.1	2.2	29 Jan (394)	13	270
20 Saad Al Thabib	α Capricorni	307.2	17.1	11 Febr (407)	15	285
21 Saad Balaa	ε Aquarii	314.8	7.6	26 Febr (422)	13	298
22 Saad Al Saud	β Aquarii	325.9	11.1	11 March (435)	13	311
23 Saad Al Akhbia	α Aquarii	334.6	8.7	24 March (448)	13	324
24 Almuqaddam	φ Aquarii (?)²	352.0	17.4	6 April (461)	13	337
25 Al Muakhar	Pollux			19 April (474)	13	350
26 Alrescha	Alrescha			2 May (487)	15	365

¹ "The starless region [in Pegasus] toward Pisces was Al Bīrūnī's Al Baldah, the Fox's Kennel, a term for whose stellar connection I find no explanation." (Allen)

According to Wikipedia the 19th manzil Al Baldaah was beginning in January 29, which in rongorongo times coincided with the nakshatra π RA day:

"The 19th manzil lay in the vacant space from the upper part of the figure toward the horns of the Sea-Goat, and was known as Al Baldah, the City, or district, for this region is comparatively untenanted.

It was marked by one scarcely distinguishable star, probably π, and was bounded by six others in the form of a Bow, the Arab's Kaus, which, however, was not our Bow of Sagittarius.

It also was Al Kilāda, the Necklace; and Al Udhiyy, the Ostrich's Nest, marked by our τ, ν, ψ, ω, A, and ζ; while the space between this and the preceding mansions was designated by Al Bīrūnī as 'the head of Saittarius and his two locks'.

In his discussion of this subject, quoting, as he often did, from Arab poets, he compared this 19th manzil to 'the interstice between the two eyebrows which are not connected with each other', - a condition described by the word 'Ablād, somewhat similar to the Baldah generally applied to it." (Allen)

² The ruling stars of Wikipedia are not identical with those of Ibn 'Arabi, as provisionally mapped in my table below: