State Princess Shou-En

Princess Shou'en of the First Rank (; January 20, 1831 – May 15, 1859), personal name unknown, was a princess of the Qing dynasty of China. She was the sixth daughter of the Daoguang Emperor by Empress Xiaojingcheng. Initially a princess of the second rank, but she was later granted the title of princess of the first rank.

She was married to Jingshou, a member of the Manchu elite. (though some historical records mistakenly list her age as 38). Upon her death, her husband returned her estate as per regulations. Records show that many of her household servants were elderly or ill, prompting an investigation to verify their health conditions.

Jing Shou had at least four sons and six daughters, one of whom married the eldest daughter of Prince Gong. However, no historical evidence suggests that Princess Shou'en was the biological mother of any of his children.