Spelling in Chinese
張保皐' was named in accordance with 'Beoncheonmunjip' and 'Samguksagi.
Spelling in English
Changbogo was introduced to the world in Edwin O. Reischauer's Ennin's Diary: The Record of a Pilgrimage to China in Search of Law (New York: The Ronald Press Co. 1955 / Ennin's Travels in Tang China) in 1955. The name 'Changbogo' has been officially used internationally.
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In some Japanese records, his name was spelled '張寶高' which means 'a valuable and lofty being.' Changbogo (a great man from the Silla) was also enshrined in a Japanese temple, as a deity of wealth.