In the battle of Haoshuichuan, Ren Fu was in danger, thanks to the young general Wang Jue to save it. Wang Jue was brave and invincible, Yuan Hao ordered people to release arrows, and Wang Jue fell down in the middle of the mount. Wang Jue changed horses and fought again, and when he killed him twice, Xia Bing surrounded him, rushed left and right, and could not break the line.
Wang Jue returned to the home front, covered in blood, and the horse was seriously injured. His subordinates advised him not to rush again, and he pointed to Hao Shuichuan and said, "The chinese army is still in the banner, and it is desperate to save him as a general." "Say goodbye to changing horses, and command the soldiers and horses to advance." Another member, the Song general Zhu Guan, also led an army to attack. Wang Jue's iron whip flew up and down, killing hundreds of Xia soldiers, the iron whip was bent, the palm of his hand was cracked, and he was already dead and could not retreat. Seeing that Yuan Hao's army was about to be rushed away by him.
Yuan Hao exclaimed, "What a good man!" He urged the war horse to open the battle, personally suppressed the position, and in the midst of the rebellion, taking advantage of Wang Jue's lack of preparation, bent his bow and arrow, and shot straight at Wang Jue.
Wang Jue was killing and rising, when suddenly an arrow flew in, and C. could not dodge it, hitting the left eye. He shook his body for a moment, then stabilized, and the left and right soldiers stepped forward to help him, and hurriedly retreated to the home front.
On this side, Wang Jue was seriously injured and died. On the other hand, the Song soldiers who fought fiercely in the Haoshui River for a day were killed or injured, and Ren Fu was unable to support himself independently, and he was also stabbed in the cheek by the Xia soldiers and fell under the banner of the Chinese army. Xia Bing rushed towards Zhu Guan again. Zhu Guan led more than a thousand remnants of the soldiers, and took advantage of the ruins and broken walls of the houses to cover them and shoot the Xia soldiers back with arrows.
After a day of bitter fighting, although the Xia soldiers won, they suffered heavy casualties, and Yuan Hao was afraid of encountering reinforcements from the Song army again, so he hurriedly collected his army and retreated.
In the Battle of Haoshuichuan, the Song army was defeated miserably, the general died six people, the soldiers suffered more than 10,000 casualties, and only Zhu Guan had more than a thousand men and horses under him. Han Qi asked for punishment and was demoted to Qin Prefecture. In this battle, the Western Xia supported the army on its own, Shaanxi was greatly shaken, and the Northern Song court was panicked.