Ha Chuong (year of birth and year of death was in the period 1240-1287) (also known as Ha Khac Chuong) was a martial general of the Tran dynasty who made a great contribution to the defense of the northern border region. During the the second war against the Mong Nguyen’s army, he chased the Nguyen troops from Phu Tho along the Red River to Yen Bai, to Chau Que Tho ie Chau Que Ha today, Ha Khac Chuong recruited more local ground troops to continue pursuing the enemy, built rafts and took out the latch at Ngoi Thac Nhuoc (opposite Phuc Linh cannal) to ambush the enemy. After a week, the enemy entered the ambush field, our troops rushed out from all directions to destroy the enemy. During the decisive battle, Ha Khac Chuong was seriously injured and was taken to the river to be buried at the gate of Nhuoc Son waterfall. He is worshiped at Nhuoc Son Temple, in Ngoc Chau village, Chau Que Ha commune. The Nhuoc Son Temple relic site has been ranked as a National Historical and Cultural Relic by the Government in Decision No. 72/QD-BVHTT dated November 16, 2005.