Quote Originally Posted by Mihailo View Post
X in cirilic is H so how can it be MIKHAEL instead of Mihail. If thats the case shouldn't they have K in the cirilic version also.

What I mean to ask with both names is what is the correct original Russian translation to latin.
It looks like you didn't read.
It is just relatively common rule in russian-english practice. It is not absolute, and it is controversial one.
Compare to "Genghis Khan" / "Чингиз Хан".