| Consort De | |
| Concubine of the Chenghua Emperor | |
| Death Place: | Beijing, Ming dynasty |
| Burial Place: | Jinshan, Beijing |
| Birth Place: | Jiangxi, Ming dynasty |
| Spouse: | Chenghua Emperor |
| Issue: | Zhu Youbin, Prince Duan of Yi Zhu Youhui, Prince Gong of Heng Zhu Youpeng, Prince An of Ru |
| Posthumous Name: | Consort Zhuangyide (莊懿德妃) |
| Father: | Zhang Jing (張敬) |
| Mother: | Lady Gao (高氏) |
Consort Zhuangyide (莊懿德妃; 18 October 1448 – 7 August 1497) was an imperial consort of the Ming dynasty, married to the Chenghua Emperor.
Lady Zhang's personal name was not recorded in history. She was born in Jiangxi Province to Zhang Jing (張敬), a member of Nanjing army, and Lady Gao (高氏).
On 31 May 1460, Zhang was elected to the inner court. On 26 January 1479, she gave birth to a son of the Chenghua Emperor, named Youbin, who was given later the title Prince of Yi (益王). Later that year, she gave birth to another son, named Youhui, who was later given the title Prince of Heng (衡王). On 13 October 1484, Lady Zhang gave birth to another prince, named Youpeng, who was entitled as Prince of An (汝王). All of her sons lived to adulthood.
Although Zhang had three sons, she was not canonized as an official concubine in Chenghua's Harem. On 15 August 1487, Zhang was given the title of Consort De (德妃). It is believed that Zhang's title is due to Noble Consort Wan's special favor.[1]
After her death, she was given the posthumous name of Consort Zhuangyide (恭肅皇貴妃).
As Lady Zhang: