glyph numbers from Hb9-48
Ha1-46	Ha1-47 (236)	Ha1-48
237 / 3 = 79 = 64 + 15

A person sitting and eating means 'growth'. That is OK up to day 236 but not longer. A rising fish at day 237 seems strange. Only if we were certain it was the moon could it perhaps be acceptable.

The sitting one is fat, he has eaten enough - day 236 suits him well.

Tagata at Ha1-46 is at left, and at right is Y with hua - easily understood as 'noon' in the past and autumn in front.

The rising fish ought to be the moon. The glyph has -48 as if a new season was about to begin - cfr Hb9-48. Ha1 is the 4th glyph line from Hb9.

Day 79 should be thought of as day 64 + 15, because we know there are 64 days beginning with Friday. But 15 is the full moon night, which could explain the fat but still eating person. But then Ha1-48 would show a descending fish. This alternative is not acceptable.

We should also take a quick look at glyphs 236 - 237 counted from Hb3-7:

Hb3-6 is glyph number 99 + 6 = 105 from Hb1-1.

105 + 236 = 341 = 308 + 33 will be at Hb7-33:

	232
Hb3-7 (1)		Hb7-31	Hb7-32	Hb7-33
236 = 8 * 29.5

				113
Hb7-34 (237)	Hb7-35	Hb7-36	Hb7-37 (240)		Hb9-47 (354)
118 = 4 * 29.5

These results connect with one of the conclusions at honui:

Hb7-34 is glyph number 990 counted from Ha1-1, i.e. it represents the last 3rd of day number 330. But tagata rere at Hb3-7 is glyph number 754 equal to the first 3rd of day number 251, which explains why honu is in the center of day 236 counted from Hb3-7 (instead of at the beginning of the day as in day 330 counted from Ha1-1). The first glyph in Friday (Hb9-48) is glyph number 1108 = the first glyph in day number 370 counted from Ha1-1.

A break in time must come at winter solstice. The 354-glyph long sequence beginning with tagata rere at Hb3-7 must be in harmony with what can be deduced from the pattern of glyphs.

Rogo has no head in Hb7-32, somebody else is ruling for a short while. It is a dark chaotic time outside the regular calendar. A mock king seems to be ruling. According to G old sun is dying with day number 236, because winter solstice comes 64 days before those 236 days are beginning to be counted. And 236 + 64 = 300.

We should therefore look for a preceding koti glyph, and only one such is reasonable:

If we count glyphs from Ha1-1 (not from Ha1-4), and equate 3 glyphs with 1 day, koti will be the central glyph in day 314:

Hb6-35	Hb6-36	Hb6-37	Hb6-38	Hb6-39 (941)	Hb6-40
313			942 / 3 = 314
Hb6-41	Hb6-42	Hb6-43	Hb6-44	Hb6-45	Hb6-46
315			316

And Rogo at Hb6-45 is unharmed. Counted from Friday (Hb9-48) the day number will be 63 + 316 = 379. Counted from Ha1-4 it will be day 315 (= 5 * 63).

379 is a prime number, 1 less than 20 * 19 = 380.

Hb6-47	Hb6-48	Hb6-49	Hb6-50	Hb6-51	Hb6-52
317 (380)			318 (381)
Hb6-53	Hb6-54	Hb7-1	Hb7-2	Hb7-3	Hb7-4
319 (382)			320 (383)
Hb7-5	Hb7-6	Hb7-7	Hb7-8	Hb7-9	Hb7-10
321 (384)			322 (385)

Puo has a honu with legs at right (in day 384 counted from Friday) - he has begun to move again. Koti at Hb6-39 seems to be connected with the end of the solar year (at day 377 counted from Friday) one week earlier.

3 * 77 (in day 377) = 231 = the first glyph on side b of G. 37 * 7 = 259 (one less than 260).

The distance between Rogo and the 'mock king' is 40 glyphs:

glyphs are counted from Hb1-1, days from Ha1-1 (respectively from Hb9-48)
			39
Hb6-44	Hb6-45 (299)	Hb6-46		Hb7-32 (340)	Hb7-33	Hb7-34
316 (379)			13	330 (393)

If the mock king lives to day 400, then he will have a week (400 - 393). 13 dark days + 7 with the mock king = 20.

There is no koti glyph between Hb6-45 and Hb7-32. Sun has already left.